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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Unaudited consolidated financial results of VILVI Group for 3 months of 2025
Preliminary unaudited data, consolidated sales revenue of VILVI Group for 3 months of 2025 amounted to EUR 71.1 million – 26.5% increased comparing to the same period last year (consolidated revenue of 3 months of 2024 amounted to EUR 56.2 million). The Group earned EUR 4.0 million consolidated net profit over the first three months of 2025 or 17.8% less than in the same period 2024 (net profit for Q1 2024 was EUR 4.9 million). The Group consists of Vilkyškių pieninė, Modest, Kelmės pieninė, Kelmės pienas, Pieno logistika (Lithuania) and Baltic Dairy Board (Latvia).Vilvi Group's consolidated sales revenue of 2024 amounted to EUR 245.4 million. Group's net profit for 2024 was EUR 25.7million, EBITDA amounted to EUR 33.6 million. Please find attached presentation of consolidated unaudited results of VILVI Group for 3 months of 2025. Vilija Milaseviciute Economics and finance directorPhone: +370 441 55 102 Email: Attachment The results of 3 months of 2025
Free Malaysia Today
2 days ago
- Business
- Free Malaysia Today
KPJ Healthcare posts RM57.1mil net profit in Q1 2025
KPJ Healthcare Bhd's revenue for the first quarter of 2025 grew to RM971.8 million from RM908.0 million in the same period last year. KUALA LUMPUR : KPJ Healthcare Bhd's net profit decreased to RM57.1 million in the first quarter of the financial year ending Dec 31, 2025 (Q1 FY2025), down from RM71.4 million in the same quarter last year. The healthcare group said revenue for the quarter grew to RM971.8 million from RM908.0 million in Q1 FY2024, supported by higher patient volume and increased bed capacity across its hospital network. Profit before tax rose 7% to RM97.7 million, while earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation improved 4% to RM211.3 million. In a Bursa Malaysia filing, KPJ said the improved performance reflects stronger operating margins, sustained operational focus, and efficient service delivery driven by increased patient visits. The company said the board has declared an interim dividend of 0.8 sen per share, payable on July 11. On its 2025 outlook, KPJ remains cautiously optimistic, underpinned by its ongoing asset optimisation initiatives, capacity expansion, and continuous efforts to strengthen operational efficiency. 'The opening of KPJ's 30th hospital in Kuala Selangor in March marked a significant step in its expansion journey, strengthening KPJ's position as Malaysia's largest private healthcare provider. 'These efforts are part of the group's broader transformation under the KPJ health system, aimed at delivering more integrated, patient-centred care for the long-term,' the company said.
Wall Street Journal
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Wall Street Journal
Li Auto Posts Profit Rise, Slightly Higher Revenue
Li Auto's LI -1.20%decrease; red down pointing triangle net profit in the first quarter was better than expected but it guided for softer revenue growth ahead as it continues to face tough competition in China's overcrowded EV market. Net profit rose 9.7% to 650.3 million yuan, equivalent to $90.4 million, the Beijing-based automaker said Thursday, beating the 488.3 million yuan consensus estimate in a Visible Alpha poll. Revenue for the quarter edged up 1.1% to 25.93 billion yuan, just slightly ahead of analysts' expectations of 25.28 billion yuan. The company sold 92,864 vehicles during the period, in line with guidance of 88,000-93,000 vehicles. Its gross margin was virtually unchanged at 20.5% from 20.6% a year ago, and a tad higher than 20.3% in the fourth quarter. The Chinese automaker's American depositary receipts fell about 1.4% in premarket trading after the results. For the second quarter, Li Auto said it expects to deliver between 123,000 and 128,000 vehicles, and post revenue of 32.5 billion yuan to 33.8 billion yuan, up 2.5% to 6.7% from a year earlier. The results and tepid outlook come as the company continues to face stiff competition in its home market. Known for premium plug-in hybrids, Li Auto is one of a handful of profitable Chinese EV makers. Write to Jiahui Huang at
Zawya
3 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
CI Capital Holding reports strong quarterly results
Normalized NPATM (Net Profit After Tax and Minority Interest), excluding FX impact, increased by 54%, while normalized revenues -on the same basis- increased by 35% The Group's on-balance sheet financing portfolio continues to grow, recording EGP 23.7bn, a 15% y-o-y increase Cairo: CI Capital ( the leading diversified financial services group, announced today its financial results for 1Q25, with revenues reaching EGP 2.4bn, while net profit after tax & minority interest recorded EGP 381mn. The Group's total on-balance sheet financing portfolio continues to grow, reaching a total of EGP 23.7bn, up 15% y-o-y. 'CI Capital demonstrated, once again, its unique resilience and agility through a challenging macroeconomic environment and market shifts, by achieving solid results despite current headwinds. CI Capital continues to expand its financial portfolio by a 15% increase y-o-y, reaching EGP 23.7bn, reflecting its diversified business model and further cementing its leadership within the Egyptian market,' stated Mahmoud Attalla, the Group's Executive Vice Chairman and MD. 'CI Capital, driven by the strength of its core operations, after excluding the impact of foreign exchange, recorded a 54% y-o-y increase in normalized net profit after tax and minority interest (NPATM), while revenues—on the same basis—rose by 35%. CI Capital, throughout 1Q25, continues to deliver a consistently strong performance amid market volatility,' Commented CI Capital's Group CEO, Hesham Gohar. 'Our NBFS platform continues to be a key driver of growth, thriving across overall performance; Corplease, the group's leasing arm, cemented its leadership position by achieving an exceptional 275% y-o-y increase in new lease bookings, while CI Mortgage achieved a remarkable 192% y-o-y increase in loan disbursements, further growing its portfolio by a substantial 85% y-o-y. Our microfinance arm, Reefy, continues to deliver steady results and expand despite a challenging market. CI Capital's Investment Bank posted strong results, with our advisory division excelling in deal executions, concluding 8 major transactions with an aggregate size of EGP 22.4bn during 1Q25. On the Asset Management front, our total AUMs grew by 18% during 1Q25, reaching an all-time high of EGP 82.1bn,' Gohar added. Corplease, the Group's leasing arm, ended the quarter with a total outstanding portfolio of EGP 17bn, up by 14% year over year. It reported an exceptional 275% y-o-y increase in new lease bookings, totaling EGP 3.9bn. Corplease maintained its leading position with a 33% market share, while net profit after tax recorded EGP 223mn in 1Q25. CI Mortgage Finance concluded 1Q25 with an 85% y-o-y increase in its outstanding portfolio, recording EGP 2.5bn, while extending EGP 795mn in new loans during this quarter, a remarkable 192% y-o-y increase. Revenues increased by 95% y-o-y to reach EGP 194mn, while net profit after tax reached EGP 29mn, a 141% y-o-y increase. Reefy Microfinance Enterprise Services ended 1Q25 by extending new loans totaling EGP 957mn and expanding its branch network to 189 branches, serving 135k customers across 21 governorates. By 1Q25, Reefy's total outstanding portfolio reached 3.4bn. CI Capital's Investment Bank posted a strong set of results, with revenues reaching EGP 387mn. CI Capital Brokerage total revenues reached EGP 249mn, CI Capital Asset Management reported a 10% y-o-y increase in revenues to reach EGP 88mn, while total assets under management reached an all-time high of EGP 82.1bn, an 18% y-o-y growth. CI Capital's IB advisory division continued to excel in terms of performance and deal executions during 1Q25, concluding 8 high-profile transactions spanning ECM, DCM, and M&A, with an aggregate size of EGP 22.4bn. 'With a resilient and diversified portfolio paired with a leadership position within the Egyptian market, CI Capital will continue to navigate challenging market cycles, providing its investors with tailor-made, innovative financial solutions and offering excellence in everything we do. The company remains fully committed to expanding its service offerings while solidifying its regional footprint and market presence," Gohar concluded.
RNZ News
3 days ago
- Business
- RNZ News
Mainfreight full year net profit up nearly a third on previous year to $274.3 million
Mainfreight's net profit for the 12 months ended March was $274.3 million. Photo: Supplied Transport heavyweight Mainfreight full year net profit is up by nearly a third on the year earlier, with the Australian business the largest generator of revenue and profits. "We felt in certain parts of the business we could have been better," Mainfreight managing director Don Braid said, noting the underlying profit was slightly down on the year earlier by 3 percent. Key numbers for the 12 months ended March compared with a year ago: Braid said the outlook for the current year was uncertain, though the pause in the imposition of United States tariffs had seen an increase in bookings and volumes, along with an increase in sea freight costs. He said space availability was becoming tight with American businesses rushing to get products into warehouses and retail shelves. While that was seeing revenue rise, he said the outlook was uncertain. "It's all very well to have a small surge in volumes, but that is not of that much interest. What we're interested in is long term certainty, so that we have a steady trade," Braid said, adding that the uncertainty was affecting all global markets. He said the near-term focus for Mainfreight was to look after its customers. "The beauty of being in 27 different countries is that if the trade lanes change, if companies begin to think of of other countries other than the USA, then from an international shipping perspective we're able to assist their customers. "But at the same time it's business as usual across supply chains in the five regions we're in and we're working hard to win market share and provide an improving performance." Sales revenue increased in all five regions Mainfreight operated and its across transport, warehousing and air and ocean divisions. However, Asia, the Americas and New Zealand saw profits decline. Braid said economic uncertainty continued to affect the New Zealand market. "I think at the small end of town, whilst we might have seen an increase in dairy and the kiwifruit harvest was pretty healthy ... at the other end of the spectrum, I think people are still seeing it as a tough environment. "We're lucky enough to have won more market share then we've lost and we continue to build the business." Mainfreight was continuing to invest in new facilities in preparation for when the New Zealand economy began to improve, he said. "However, the likelihood of slower economic growth, coupled with the considerable investments made in the past year, particularly in New Zealand, will result in a more cautionary approach to property development and capital expenditure." However, he said there had been a small improvement in domestic freight movements over the past couple of weeks. "How that looks as we get into the rest of the year, we're uncertain and I think that's our biggest problem is that we just don't have any certainty about how the economy will perform over the next six to 12 months." Mainfreight would also pay staff bonuses of $30.5m to be shared with team members in branches who had contributed satisfactory profits in Australia, Asia and Europe regions. "Unfortunately, this year's performance will result in our people in New Zealand and the Americas regions foregoing bonuses as a consequence of contributing less profit than the year prior," Braid said. Sign up for Ngā Pitopito Kōrero , a daily newsletter curated by our editors and delivered straight to your inbox every weekday.
