Nam Cheong (1MZ) Q2 2024 earnings summary
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Q2 2024 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
1H2024 revenue rose 56% YoY to RM312.0m; net profit reached RM635.8m, materially boosted by debt waivers and other restructuring-related income.
The 2024 Scheme and Debt Restructuring Master Agreement became effective on 30 March 2024, reducing borrowings and liabilities and restoring positive equity of RM386.3m.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RM312.0m, up 56% YoY; gross profit increased 87% to RM146.0m.
Operating profit was RM648.9m versus RM53.8m in 1H2023; other income was RM540.5m versus RM1.1m.
Other income included RM390.6m of debt-waiver gains and RM74.6m of inventory write-down reversals; net profit was RM635.8m versus RM31.7m.
Profit attributable to owners was RM626.6m versus RM31.2m; share of associate profits was RM29.7m, mainly from an associate realizing an asset.
Finance costs fell 32% to RM9.3m after restructuring; selling and administrative expenses rose 32% to RM23.4m, while other operating expenses increased 82% to RM14.2m, mainly due to higher restructuring expense.
Outlook and guidance
Offshore activity and tight OSV supply are expected to support higher daily charter rates in 2025.
Focus remains on benefiting from Malaysia’s expanding offshore O&G market and pursuing long-term growth, supported by Petronas upstream spending and development agreements for 12 offshore fields.
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