Seatrium's turbulent financial journey - multi-billion losses, share consolidation, and a hefty Brazil settlement. What's next for this Singapore yard group?
Seatrium, the Singapore yard group, has been making headlines with its financial rollercoaster ride. In the second half of 2023, Seatrium reported a staggering $1.7 billion loss, a sharp contrast to the $118.3 million loss in the previous year. To attract investors, the company announced a 20:1 share consolidation exercise. Despite the losses, Seatrium remains optimistic about its future financial performance in FY24.
Moreover, Seatrium's net loss widened to $1.9 billion for the entire fiscal year 2023. Surprisingly, amidst the financial turmoil, the company managed a revenue growth of over 400% year-on-year in the second half, reaching $4.4 billion. The full-year revenue also saw a significant increase to $7.3 billion, tripling from the previous year's $1.9 billion.
In a twist of events, Seatrium settled a $134 million agreement over corruption allegations in Brazil related to Operation Car Wash. The settlement amounting to BRL671 million marks a significant chapter for the company as it navigates through legal challenges. The future of Seatrium remains uncertain yet hopeful as it strives to overcome its financial setbacks and legal hurdles.
In summary, Seatrium's financial challenges have been highlighted by immense losses, strategic moves like share consolidation, and legal settlements in Brazil. The company's ability to turn around its financial performance amidst adversity will determine its future trajectory in the maritime industry.
The company announced a 20:1 share consolidation exercise to increase the stock's attractiveness. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SEATRIUM reported a net loss of S$1.7 billion for the second half ended Dec 31, 2023, widening from a net loss of S$118.3 million in the same period a year ...
Despite losses in FY23, the company is positive about its financial performance in FY24. โWith the successful completion of the integration and strategic review ...
For the 2HFY2023, revenue grew by over 400% y-o-y to $4.4 billion. For the full year, revenue of $7.3 billion was a three-fold increase over $1.9 billion ...
Singapore yard group Seatrium has agreed to a BRL671 million ($134.3 million) settlement over corruption allegations in Brazil related to Operation Car ...
Seatrium, the Singapore shipyard group, has slumped to a full-year loss of SGD 1.9bn ($1.4bn) on the back of a series of huge write-downs.
This loss, which widened from S$118.3 million in the same period a year earlier, was primarily due to a surge in operating expenses to S$1.2 billion, a stark ...
The estimated loss for the company was S$208.1 million, suggesting that the actual loss far exceeded expectations. The company's revenue, however, increased to ...
Seatrium has reached in-principle settlement agreements with the Brazilian authorities concerning โ · The Singapore offshore and marine yard group, formerly ...
Entities linked to Singapore's offshore shipbuilding industry have been a focus of multiple investigations in the long-running Brazilian bribery saga over the ...
Entities linked to Singapore's offshore shipbuilding industry have been a focus of multiple investigations in the long-running Brazilian bribery saga over the ...
FueLNG Venosa has completed the gassing up and cooling down and LNG bunkering of Seatrium's floating living lab in Singapore.
In major news on Singapore stocks, SGX-listed Seatrium Limited (SG:S51), formerly known as Sembcorp Marine, posted a loss of S$1.9 billion for the full year ...
Seatrium reported a S$1.68bil (US$1.25bil) net loss for the second half of its 2023 financial year (FY23), a more than 10-fold increase from the S$118.3mil ...
Settlement agreement 'ensures that we are able to continue to participate in tenders and other bidding projects in Brazil', says chief executive.