VOLUNTARYBUSINESSUPDATES
for nine months ended 30 June 2023 ("9M2023")
(Unaudited)
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1. Unless specifically stated otherwise, all figures in this presentation are quoted in Singapore Dollars | 2 |
2. Due to rounding, numbers in tables or charts may not always add up to 100% or total value | |
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
9M2023 Financial Report (Unaudited)
$1,579.9M
(+ 5.6%)
REVENUE
$151.9M1
(+ 12.9%)
PAT
$176.3M | 11.2% |
(- 2.1%) | (- 88 bps) |
PBIT | PBIT MARGIN |
$89.6M | 6.2 CTS |
(- 7.9%) | (- 7.5%) |
ATTRIBUTABLE PROFIT2 | EARNINGS PER SHARE2 |
Nine months ended 30 June 2023 | 1. Included a $26.8M fair value gain on the remeasurement of Cocoaland Holdings Bhd | 3 |
2. Before fair value adjustment and exceptional items | ||
FINANCIALANALYSIS
9M2023Revenue (by Business)
KEY TAKEAWAYS
• All business segments contributed to revenue |
growth; 9M2023 revenue grew 6% (+11% in constant |
currency) |
• Soft Drinks, Beer and Dairies grew on the back of |
higher selling prices, successful execution of festive |
campaigns, new product launches and higher |
export sales, despite unfavourable forex translation |
• Dairies Thailand and Dairies Malaysia top-line grew |
9M2022
Beverages
Dairies
P&P
Others
9M2023
$1,495.5m
F&B
(+2%)
+ $84.4m (+ 6%)
$1,579.9m
- 7%
- 0%
- 6% NM
2% (+8% in constant currency); Soft Drinks Malaysia |
and Beer grew 11% (+21% in constant currency) |
• Strong book distribution and retail sales drove P&P's |
top-line |
• Others grew on the back of additional contribution |
from Cocoaland |
9M2023 Revenue | 9M2022 | 9M2023 | |||||
10% 4% | |||||||
$1,495.5M | $1,579.9M | ||||||
29% | Beverages | ||||||
29% | 29% | ||||||
$1,579.9M | Dairies | 60% | 57% | ||||
P&P | 10% | 10% | |||||
57% | Others | 1% | 4% | ||||
Nine months ended 30 June 2023 | • | Beverages comprises Soft Drinks and Beer | 4 |
• | P&P denotes Publishing & Printing | ||
FINANCIALANALYSIS
9M2023Revenue (by Geography)
9% | |
20% | |
9M2023 Revenue | |
31% $1,579.9M | (by Geography) |
40%
9M2022 | 9M2023 | ||||||
$1,495.5M | $1,579.9M | ||||||
Singapore | 21% | 20% | |||||
Malaysia | 38% | 40% | |||||
Thailand | 33% | 31% | |||||
Others | 7% | 9% | |||||
Nine months ended 30 June 2023
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Malaysia's revenue grew
- Soft Drinks and Dairies contributed to top-line growth
- Increased prices, successful execution of festive campaigns, stronger export volume and new product launches boosted sales
- Additional contribution from Cocoaland
Thailand's revenue was impacted by unfavourable forex translation
- Domestic revenue grew, supported by higher selling prices
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