.Revenues 1.1 Sales of Construction Supply 860.99 933.38 1,044.70 1.2 Revenue from Real Estate Business 71.12 79.60 107.50 1.3 Total Revenues 932.11 1,012.98 1,152.20 2.Gross Profit ( % of Revenues) 2.1 Sales
.Revenues 1.1 Sales of Construction Supply 967.78 860.99 933.38 1.2 Revenue from Real Estate Business 263.75 71.12 79.60 1.3 Total Revenues 1,231.53 932.11 1,012.98 2.Gross Profit ( % of Revenues) 2.1 Sales
.Revenues 1.1 Sales of Construction Supply 950.86 967.78 860.99 1.2 Revenue from Real Estate Business 226.36 263.75 71.12 1.3 Total Revenues 1,177.22 1,231.53 932.11 2.Gross Profit ( % of Revenues) 2.1 Sales
success factors of this business depend on the inventory management, the logistic systems that meet the clients’ needs in time, cost of capital, receivables management and sales revenue. Due to this
sugar supply surplus in 2018 which still affects current price, now trade around 12 - 13 cent/lb. As a result, the Company recorded a decrease in average sugar price from the previous year but the Company
our key products and strong margins, even carrying forward into the second quarter, driven at first by recovery in China. Global inventory levels are tight and combined with supply chain shocks are
tally with consolidated financials due to holding segment. 3Core EBITDA is Reported EBITDA less Inventory gains/(losses). 4Core Net Profit is Reported Net Profit less Inventory gains/(losses) and one-time
oil price throughout the quarter, leading to an inventory loss. However, despite the refinery Hydrogen Production Unit and Hydrocracking Unit temporary shut down, refinery’s average crude run remained
competition and a decrease in crude palm oil price regarding to supply glut. However, the company has been improving the inventory management to be more efficient since the second half of 2018, resulted to the
reflects the release of built-up inventory in China during the quarter. Final demand in both segments is resilient. IVL reported a higher OCF of US$265M in 4Q19 driven by lower working capital requirements