SATS posts a dazzling Q1 profit of $65 million backed by booming air cargo volumes! Find out how this aviation services giant is soaring in the skies and the stock market!
In a thrilling comeback, SATS has soared back into profitability, reporting an impressive net profit of $65 million for the first quarter of FY2025. This marks a stark turnaround for the aviation services and food solutions provider, which faced a loss during the same period last year. The surge in business can be largely attributed to a significant increase in air cargo volumes, coupled with a one-off gain from a loan settlement that undoubtedly gave their balance sheet a famed lift.
But that's not all! SATS's operating profit, also known as EBITDA, skyrocketed over 1000% year-on-year, jumping from a mere $7.9 million to an astonishing $112.9 million. Talk about going from a hobbit to a heavyweight in one season! With revenue climbing 15.5% year-on-year to reach $1.4 billion, it's clear that SATS is back on the map and maybe even cruising first class.
On the stock market side, SATS shares are bustling with activity! Following their stellar Q1 performance, their stock became the most active on the Singapore Exchange, experiencing an impressive rise of 11%. Investors are clearly showing confidence in SATS, betting on their promising outlook for the future. It appears that both the skies and the stock markets are buzzing with excitement over SATS's revitalized financial health.
Interestingly enough, in the world of aviation, SATS isnโt just a player but a game-changer. The company is renowned for its catering services that have dazzled passengers across various airlines. Plus, the air cargo volume surge highlights a growing trend in e-commerce, further solidifying SATS's crucial role in the logistics and supply chain arena.
So, whether youโre an aviation aficionado, a stock market guru, or just someone who loves a good comeback story, SATSโs soaring profits is enough to get you humming a happy tune. The skies were never this vibrant!
Next time you munch on your in-flight meal, just remember: it could very well be SATS thatโs behind it, helping bring joy to your travel experience. Alongside their success, it just goes to show, when the going gets tough, the tough get back in the cockpit!
It posts net profit of $65 million as revenue rises to $1.4 billion, up 15.5 per cent from a year earlier. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Operating profit, or ebit, grew more than 1000% y-o-y to $112.9 million in 1QFY2025, up from just $7.9 million.
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