In its interim financial statement released for the fourth quarter of the financial year 2014/15 Renuka Foods PLC recorded a revenue of Rs.1,703 million, a 17% increase compared to the revenue during the same period last year. For the year the turnover recorded was Rs.6.4 billion compared to Rs.5.5 billion in the previous year.
The profit for the period ended 31st March 2015 was Rs.462.9 million, of which profit attributable to the equity holders was Rs.229.6 million, reflecting a 150% increase compared to the same period during the previous financial year.
The total comprehensive income of the group for the period ended 31st March 2015 was Rs. 914.8 million, while the comprehensive income attributable to the equity holders was Rs.482.6 million.
In the operations review, which accompanied the interim financials, the organization stated that its vision is to be a leading food and beverage company, making every day delicious, by offering consumers in Sri Lanka and in over 34 international markets with its own brands. The business consists of the sectors of Agribusiness – Coconut, Organic Foods and Tea; and FMCG – Dairy, Fish, Fruit Beverages, Snacks and Soya.
In the Agribusiness Sector during the year the Group completed production capacity enhancements, increased warehousing capacity and expanded the product portfolio. The FMCG sector reported a gross profit of Rs.748 million against a turnover of Rs.3,629 million for the period ended 31st March 2015. The period under review has been one of consolidation.
“The dairy company, Richlife Dairies was completely integrated into Shaw Wallace Ceylon in terms of sales and distribution, sales administration and procurement resulting in significant cost savings being achieved in the quarter for the sector. This has enabled us to also further enhance the marketing and sales capabilities by increasing numeric distribution.
The significant investments into this sector over the last three years are now complete and we believe we have built the platform for one of the country’s leading food and beverage based FMCG companies powered by innovation and technology”, Executive Chairman Dr. Ranjit Rajiyah said.
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The profit for the period ended 31st March 2015 was Rs.462.9 million, of which profit attributable to the equity holders was Rs.229.6 million, reflecting a 150% increase compared to the same period during the previous financial year.
The total comprehensive income of the group for the period ended 31st March 2015 was Rs. 914.8 million, while the comprehensive income attributable to the equity holders was Rs.482.6 million.
In the operations review, which accompanied the interim financials, the organization stated that its vision is to be a leading food and beverage company, making every day delicious, by offering consumers in Sri Lanka and in over 34 international markets with its own brands. The business consists of the sectors of Agribusiness – Coconut, Organic Foods and Tea; and FMCG – Dairy, Fish, Fruit Beverages, Snacks and Soya.
In the Agribusiness Sector during the year the Group completed production capacity enhancements, increased warehousing capacity and expanded the product portfolio. The FMCG sector reported a gross profit of Rs.748 million against a turnover of Rs.3,629 million for the period ended 31st March 2015. The period under review has been one of consolidation.
“The dairy company, Richlife Dairies was completely integrated into Shaw Wallace Ceylon in terms of sales and distribution, sales administration and procurement resulting in significant cost savings being achieved in the quarter for the sector. This has enabled us to also further enhance the marketing and sales capabilities by increasing numeric distribution.
The significant investments into this sector over the last three years are now complete and we believe we have built the platform for one of the country’s leading food and beverage based FMCG companies powered by innovation and technology”, Executive Chairman Dr. Ranjit Rajiyah said.
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