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Frieslandcampina Engro Pakistan | Annual 2024 Earnings

Frieslandcampina Engro Pakistan Limited Financial Results for Q4 Dec2024.

For the latest quarter ending Dec2024, FCEPL posted a profit of Rs. 0.2 per share and paid a cash dividend of Rs. 2.8 per share.

This brings the net income of FCEPL to a total of Rs. 2.9 per share for the last four quarters. While in last 4 quarters total cash distribution was Rs. 2.8 per share.

The Revenue in the latest quarter declined by 24% over the average of the previous four quarters.
The gross profit in the latest quarter declined by 13% over the average of the previous four quarters.
The PAT in the latest quarter declined by 76% over the previous quarter.

Gross profit margin for the quarter was 14.5%, compared to an average of 13.8% over the previous four quarters.

Tax rate for the quarter was 47.7%, compared to an average of 37.5% over the previous four quarters.

FCEPL has lagged behind the KSE100 by 35% over the past 3 months. And over the past 1 year FCEPL has lagged behind the KSE100 by 67%.

https://dps.psx.com.pk/download/document/247332.pdf

Frieslandcampina Engro Pakistan Limited
FCEPL
FCEPLFCEPLFCEPLFCEPLFCEPL
Key FinancialsQ4Q3Q2Q1Q4
Rs. MillionsDec2024Sep2024Jun2024Mar2024Dec2023
Revenue24,53927,48827,56027,46446,802
Gross Profit3,5514,2334,8384,4062,842
Financial Charges5407901,064865835
PBT3521,1489691,106-33
PAT184766588665-67
Cash Dividend2.80----
PATchange%-76%qoq-72%yoy
GPM14.5%15.4%17.6%16.0%6.1%
Tax Rate48%33%39.3%39.9%




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