AnAn International (Y35) Q3 2024 TU earnings summary
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Q3 2024 TU earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
3Q 2024 revenue fell 9% YoY to US$627.16m; gross profit rose 4% to US$31.92m, while net profit declined 42% to US$2.90m.
9M 2024 revenue fell 9% to US$1,762.15m and the period recorded a US$3.34m net loss versus US$11.13m net profit in 9M 2023.
Lower customer demand and competitive pressure weighed on fuel distribution results; reduced borrowings and working-capital cash inflows supported liquidity.
Financial highlights
3Q revenue was US$627.16m, cost of sales US$595.24m and gross profit US$31.92m; 9M revenue was US$1,762.15m and gross profit US$71.30m.
3Q profit before tax was US$4.39m and net profit US$2.90m; 9M loss before tax was US$5.19m and net loss US$3.34m.
9M selling and distribution expenses rose 20% to US$70.19m; finance expenses rose 27% to US$6.67m, while impairment losses fell 93% to US$0.32m.
9M share of associate and JV results increased 114% to US$2.45m; other income declined to US$1.09m from US$5.38m.
Outlook and guidance
Dyneff Group plans to preserve oil-distribution market position and stable customers while diversifying energy distribution and pursuing organic growth and acquisitions.
Strategy targets a transition from oil distributor to energy service provider; management described a cautious approach amid economic uncertainty and energy-market change.
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