MORE NEWS

MARKETS & INVESTING | Staff Reporter, Singapore
Published: 03 Feb 12
356 views


Hwa Hong’s revenue plummets 45% to $28m in 2011

As proceeds from its investment securities dropped 37% last year.

According to a financial statement, the group’s revenue decreased by $23.1 million or 45% year on year, from $51.1 million in financial year ended 31 December 2010, to $28.1 million in financial year ended 31 December 2011.

This was mainly due t o:-
a. decrease in proceeds from sale of investment securities amounting to $22 million (FY2011: $12.8 million; FY2010: $34.8 million);
b. decrease in rental income by $ 0.6 million (FY2011: $6.9 million; FY2010: $7.5 million) due to refurbishment of a residential property in the United Kingdom and our warehouse in Paya Lebar;
c. decrease in interest income by $ 3.8 million (FY2011: $3.6 million; FY2010: $7.4 million as an investment security which contributed significantly to interest income was redeemed in 2Q2 009 .

The above decreases were offset by increase in dividend income amounting to $ 3.3 million (FY 2011 : $ 4.1 million; FY2010: $ 0.8 million) due to distribution by a fund in which the Group has a 17.82% interest.

The decrease in revenue of $4.7 million in fourth quarter ended 31 December 2011 over the same quarter in 2010 was due mainly to decrease in proceeds from sale of investments (4Q2011: $1.2 million; 4Q2010 : $5.8 million).


 

Sign up for our weekly newsletter

Do you know more about this story? Contact us anonymously through this link.

Click here to learn about advertising, content sponsorship, events & rountables, custom media solutions, whitepaper writing, sales leads or eDM opportunities with us.

Tags: Hwa Hong revenue 2011, Hwa Hong revenue 4Q11, investment securities, dividend income

COMPANIES FEATURED
Hwa Hong
TOP NEWS
Singapore banks emerge fully resilient under stress test
Singapore banks emerge fully resilient under stress test Singapore banks can withstand asset-quality shocks through their earnings alone, a stress test conducted by Fitch Ratings revealed.
Eduardo Saverin’s Singapore “office” costs S$5,000 a night
Despite tumbling stocks, Singapore's O&M spending upcycle stays intact
CDL builds green with Haus@Serangoon Garden
SG’s inflation profile among the worst in Southeast Asia
Domestic wholesale trade up by 3.4% in 1Q12
Tiger Airways Australia seen to continue its losing streak in 1Q13
75% of Singapore firm revenues now sourced abroad
Wilmar recovery in jeopardy as China capacity persists
Tiger Airways will roar back in 2013: CIMB
OTHER MARKETS & INVESTING NEWS
Macquarie Investment Management names Axel Maier as Head of Asian Distribution
Mr. Maier has 19 years experience in the institutional distribution industry.
Chinese inland cities are the new property investment darlings
Singapore still a preferred target for acquisitions
Bund Center Investment appoints Deborah Widjaja as Executive Director
SGX-ST wins in court against former China Sky director