Vinda International 1H 2018 Results: Revenue up 16.3 percent from Year ago
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Vinda International Holdings Limited has announced its unaudited interim results for the six months ended June 30, 2018.
2018 Interim results highlights:
•Double-digit growth in revenue and profits
oTotal revenue grew by 16.3 percent to HK$7.3 billion, driven by strong sales in all regions
oGross profit rose by 13.1 percent to HK$2.2 billion
oEBITDA grew by 25.1 percent to HK$1.1 billion
oNet profit grew by 30.1 percent to HK$417 million
•Continued optimizing tissue product portfolio and launched new product series
oRevenue from tissue business amounted to HK$5.9 billion with a growth rate of 16.9 percent, accounting for 81 percent of the Group’s total revenue
oSatisfactory sales growth in softpack, kitchen towel and wet wipes
oTissue portfolio optimised by launching several product series, including Vinda Cotton Care, Vinda Deluxe 4D-DécoTM Color and Tempo Toilet Wipe
•Increased revenue growth in Personal Care segment
oRevenue from Personal Care Business reached HK$1.4 billion with a growth rate of 13.9 percent, accounting for 19 percent of the Group’s total revenue
oBoth incontinence and feminine business extended its presence on e-commerce platforms
•Production capacity expansion to support growth
oAnnual designed production capacity for tissue paper reached 1,100,000 tons as at 30 June 2018
oAdding 60,000 tons of capacity in 2018Q3 and adding another 120,000 tons in 2018Q4 /2019Q1, at the latest
Christoph Michalski, CEO, said, "We successfully grew in both sales and margins despite the significant increase in wood pulp cost. We will continue to focus on the following measures to seize growth opportunities and protect our profitability: Firstly, we will differentiate ourselves in all categories through innovation and a value-added portfolio mix. Secondly, we will closely monitor the market dynamics to manage our product price.
"Thirdly, we will keep up our effort in reducing the cost across all functions and projects. Fourthly, we will continue to strengthen our production and operational efficiency, while keeping our production capacity expansion on track for sustainable growth. Lastly, we will maintain a healthy financial position and good management of cash generation and effective financing." Back to Tissue360 Newsletter |