Magni-Tech Industries Bhd's net profit for the first quarter ended July 31, 2020 (1QFY21) fell 12.3% to RM26.76 million from RM30.51 million a year earlier, as revenue dropped 10.8% to RM291.99 million from RM327.33 million
The garment maker, which is also involved in the manufacturing and sale of flexible plastic packaging goods and corrugated cartons, said its financial performance for the quarter was considered "fairly satisfactory" given the pandemic-driven sharp economic contraction that had significantly impacted practically all business sectors across the globe
Its garment segment, which contributed to over 90% of the group's revenue in 1QFY21, recorded an 11.4% drop in revenue to RM268.14 million. The segment is its main income-generating segment and accounted for 95.2% of the group's profit from operations
The lower revenue, on top of lower investment income, resulted in lower profit before tax (PBT) for its garment segment, which fell 14.1% to RM33.33 million
Its packaging segment, however, recorded a 32% rise in PBT — despite a 2.9% slip in revenue to RM23.85 million on lower sale orders — thanks to lower raw material costs.
Magni-Tech expects its operating environment for the rest of FY21 to be challenging given the yet-to-abate Covid-19 pandemic, and uncertainties about the pace of economic and business recovery.
https://news.nike.com/news/nike-inc-reports-fiscal-2021-first-quarter-results 1. digital sales increased 82 percent, or 83 percent on a currency-neutral basis, with double-digit increases across North America, Greater China, and APLA and triple-digit growth in EMEA 2. Diluted earnings per share for the quarter was $0.95, up 10 percent
Period Ending: Aug 31, 2020 May 31, 2020 Feb 29, 2020 Nov 30, 2019 Total Revenue 10594 6313 10104 10326 Gross Profit 4741 2353 4473 4544 Operating Income 1766 -843 790 1220 Net Income 1518 -790 847 1115
The world’s largest sportswear maker returned to profit in its fiscal first quarter, and posted much better results than what analysts had predicted, powered by surging e-commerce sales. Revenue rose to $10.6 billion, compared with the $9.11 billion consensus estimate. Digital sales soared 82% in the quarter ended Aug. 31.
The company posted $ 0.95 a share in earnings, exceeding the $0.46 consensus forecast. The latest results showed a robust turnaround from the spring quarter, when the sneaker giant’s revenue plunged 38% amid store closures.
The biggest surprise in this remarkable comeback was that Nike is emerging stronger from the pandemic due to its superior e-commerce operations and successful execution. That means the disruptions caused by the store closures and lockdowns didn’t hurt its brand appeal and customers are quickly returning.
“We’re getting stronger in the places that matter most,” Chief Executive Officer John Donahoe told analysts during a conference call.
“In this dynamic environment, no one can match our pace of launching innovative products and our brand’s deep connection to consumers.”
During the pandemic, he said, the company gained market share across the Nike and Jordan brands and returned to growth in international markets, including China and Europe.
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Posted by Bao2lai > 2020-09-08 20:58 | Report Abuse
Really unexpected.. drop 13% revenue consider less.
wanted to collect more share at much lower selling price seems challenging.