The marine giant Seatrium is back with a bang, turning losses into profits! 🚢💰
Seatrium, Singapore's offshore and marine powerhouse, has made waves in the industry by posting an impressive net profit of S$36 million ($26.4 million) for the first half of 2024, marking its much-anticipated return to profitability after a challenging six years. This turnaround is no small feat as the company previously faced a staggering loss of S$264 million in the same period last year. Thanks to strategic execution and operational improvements, Seatrium has not only regained its footing but is also riding high on a wave of optimism in the marine sector.
The company's underlying net profit for the half-year ending June 2024 stands at S$115 million, signalling robust performance amidst a backdrop of increasing demand in the offshore marine sector. Seatrium’s order book has reached a decade-high, showcasing more than S$13.4 billion (~$10 billion) worth of new contracts won. Such strategic expansions underline the firm’s optimistic outlook and serve as a testament to its relentless pursuit of innovation and excellence despite recent hurdles.
In a gamble that has paid off, Seatrium (formerly known as Sembcorp Marine) successfully navigated through turbulent maritime waters to emerge not just unscathed but flourishing. Revenue has soared by a remarkable 39% to S$4 billion in H1 2024 compared to S$2.9 billion last year, primarily driven by progressive revenue recognition. With major contracts lining up, it seems that Seatrium is back to reminding everyone why they are leaders in the marine and offshore industries.
But wait, there’s more to this story! Not only is Seatrium bouncing back, but they are also setting the stage for incredible growth against a backdrop of resilience. The Singaporean shipyard group’s comeback story may inspire others in the industry facing similar adversities. So, whether you're an investor eyeing marine stocks or simply keen on captivating comeback tales, keep your eyes glued to Seatrium's journey as they sail towards brighter horizons!
The offshore and marine group posted underlying net profit of $115 million for the half year to end-June 2024, thanks to strong execution and improving profit ...
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Singapore shipyard group Seatrium has more than doubled its orderbook in the first half of the year with SGD13.4 billion ($10 billion) worth of new deals.
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Seatrium returned to black in H1 2024, posting a net profit of $36m.
Singapore's offshore, marine and energy contractor Seatrium (formerly Sembcorp Marine) is back in the black after a challenging three years during which it ...
Seatrium recorded a revenue of S$4.0 billion for 1H2024, a notable 39% growth from S$2.9 billion for 1H2023, mainly due to progressive revenue recognition from ...
Seatrium's share price fell by close to 10% after the company reported its earnings for the first half of 2024.
SINGAPORE equities fell on Friday (Aug 2), as earnings reports moved counters on the local bourse.
These contracts include floating production systems for oil major Shell, Brazilian state energy group Petrobras and vessel owners Modec and SBM Offshore, plus ...
Seatrium recorded a revenue of $4.0 billion for 1HFY2024, up 39% y-o-y, mainly due to progressive revenue recognition from newbuild projects and increased ...
Seatrium recorded a net profit attributable to shareholders of $35.97 million in 1HFY2024 for the six months to end-June, reversing a loss of $264 million ...