Singer Sri Lanka consolidated revenues grew by 28% over the corresponding period last year to reach Rs.8.6 Billion first quarter financial results. The Group’s net profit for the quarter grew to Rs.277.8 Million, which is an impressive increase of 95% when compared with the previous year.
Group Chief Executive Officer Asoka Pieris noted that an improvement in the overall business environment in the 4th quarter of 2014 continued into the New Year contributing to the growth trajectory. Several strategic initiatives taken by the Group including investing in new shops, dealers and channels of distribution and the introduction of new brands and products has contributed to this outstanding performance.
The Group’s Q1 revenues were shored by its third largest segment, Communication and the Digital Media whose revenue for the quarter rose 88%. The transportation segment performed below expectations but all other sectors experienced significant growth. Its Agro segment grew by 44%, and both Sewing and Kitchen related products recorded a 33% growth while White Goods, Electronics and Furniture improved by 16% each.
Contributing to the Group’s Q1 results was its public listed subsidiary Singer Finance (Lanka) PLC, recording solid growth, with revenue increasing by 3% and net profit increasing by 91%. Growth in business volumes helped negate the reduction in lending rates.
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Group Chief Executive Officer Asoka Pieris noted that an improvement in the overall business environment in the 4th quarter of 2014 continued into the New Year contributing to the growth trajectory. Several strategic initiatives taken by the Group including investing in new shops, dealers and channels of distribution and the introduction of new brands and products has contributed to this outstanding performance.
The Group’s Q1 revenues were shored by its third largest segment, Communication and the Digital Media whose revenue for the quarter rose 88%. The transportation segment performed below expectations but all other sectors experienced significant growth. Its Agro segment grew by 44%, and both Sewing and Kitchen related products recorded a 33% growth while White Goods, Electronics and Furniture improved by 16% each.
Contributing to the Group’s Q1 results was its public listed subsidiary Singer Finance (Lanka) PLC, recording solid growth, with revenue increasing by 3% and net profit increasing by 91%. Growth in business volumes helped negate the reduction in lending rates.
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