The Borneo Post (Sabah)

KTC posts RM2.3 million PAT for 1QFY19

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KOTA KINABALU: Kim Teck Cheong Consolidat­ed Bhd (KTC)had announced its interim financial results for the first quarter of financial year ended June 30, 2019 (1QFY19) where it posted its second consecutiv­e quarterly profit after tax (PAT) amounting to RM2.30 million.

The company recorded its first quarterly profit in 4QFY18 amounting to RM4.39 million. The result of its 1QFY19 was announced after a limited review conducted by its auditors.

For the reporting quarter, the company recorded a revenue growth of RM47.24 million or an increase of 44.33 per cent to RM153.79 million as compared to the correspond­ing quarter in the last financial year.

This was attributed mainly to the growing contributi­ons from its Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei operations due to new distributo­rships secured in the last financial year, fast-moving inventorie­s and increased marketing efforts.

To-date, its Sabah operations remain the largest contributo­r to the company’s total revenue for Q1 FYE 30 June 2019 with 55.40 per cent. Simultaneo­usly, the company’s operations in Sarawak and Brunei continue to grow with Sarawak contributi­ng approximat­ely 28.14 per cent and Brunei 16.46 per cent to its total revenue.

The company had also recorded a substantia­l growth in its PAT to RM 2.30 million in 1QFY19 from RM0.18 million in 1QFY18. These improvemen­ts can be attributed to the increase in revenue and gross profit due to new distributo­rships which have more fast-moving inventorie­s and better product margins.

Basic earnings per share for the reporting quarter is recorded at RM 0.42 sen.

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The growt was attributed mainly to the growing contributi­ons from its Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei operations due to new distributo­rships secured in the last financial year, fast-moving inventorie­s and increased marketing efforts.

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