Yoma Strategic's net profit jumped 64.3% to $39.3m in FY15

Thanks to automotive and tourism segments.

Mainboard-listed Yoma Strategic Holdings reported that its full-year net profit grew 64.3% yto $39.3m in FY15.

The strong growth was attributed by the solid performance of the group’s automotive and tourism segments.

The group also booked a revaluation gain of $22.8 million for FY2015 for Star City Building A5 and Lakeview G in Pun Hlaing Golf Estate on back of higher property prices in Myanmar.

This gain more than offset a fair value loss of $6.5 million provided for the group’s agriculture segment.

The group's full-year earnings per share grew 51.5% to 2 S cents.

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