Indus Motors is a categorical manufacturer of toyota vehicles in Pakistan.
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KARACHI: Indus Motor, a makers of Toyota Corolla in Pakistan, posted a net income of Rs3.63 billion in a entertain finished Sep 2017, adult 19% compared with Rs3.05 billion in a analogous duration of a prior year, according to a association notice sent to a Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX).
Earnings per share (EPS) increasing to Rs46.17 compared with Rs38.77 in a same duration of a prior year.
Topline Securities reported that a formula were in-line with expectations.
The association also announced an halt money division of Rs30 per share for a quarter.
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Indus Motor’s share cost sealed during Rs1,772, down 0.61% on a day when a KSE-100 Index was down 0.73%.
Company sales, that increasing by 21% year on year, remained above expectations during a initial entertain of a mercantile year 2018 where aloft labelled variants contributed some-more towards a sales mix, a investigate news added.
The association sole a sum of 15,087 units during a initial entertain of mercantile year 2018, adult by 5% year on year.
Amid improving volumes of aloft labelled variants, normal income per automobile also grew by 16% year on year. Due to a 3% cost boost on all variants in Aug 2017 and aloft than expected sales of Toyota Fortuner (high domain Sport Utility Vehicle), revenues and margins witnessed clever growth.
Fortuner now constitutes 5% of sum section sales compared to only 1% final year. Gross increase increasing 18% year on year while sum margins increasing by 121 basement points to 17.4% from 16.2% year on year in a effusive quarter.
Despite rising steel prices (up by 15% entertain on quarter), a lean of a company’s product brew towards higher-priced variants ensured aloft sum margins. On consecutive basis, net revenues increasing by 12% while sum margins increasing by 91 basement points entertain on entertain to 17.4%
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Earnings on entertain on entertain basement also rose by 32% due to deficiency of super taxation impact in effusive quarter.
Key risks for a association embody adverse transformation in sell rate and commodity prices, regulatory changes that can concede import of used cars, increasing foe from existent and new players and disruptions in operations of principal company, a news added.
Published in The Express Tribune, Oct 28th, 2017.
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