Nam Cheong (1MZ) Q3 2024 earnings summary
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Q3 2024 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
9M2024 net profit reached RM686.7m versus RM94.4m in 9M2023, driven substantially by restructuring-related debt-waiver income; Q3 net profit fell 19% YoY to RM50.9m.
Chartering growth and stronger gross profit supported operating performance; shipbuilding recorded no revenue because no vessel was scheduled for delivery.
A young, diversified fleet and stronger regional offshore demand were cited as supports for continued recovery and growth.
Financial highlights
9M2024 revenue rose 46% YoY to RM512.4m and gross profit increased 109% to RM261.5m; operating profit was RM732.1m and profit before tax RM744.2m.
9M2024 other income reached RM512.2m, including RM393.4m from debt waivers, RM31.5m from vessel and property disposals, and RM72.5m from reversal of inventory write-downs.
Q3 revenue rose 34% YoY to RM200.4m; gross profit was RM115.4m versus RM46.6m, and operating profit was RM83.2m, up 8%.
Q3 net profit was RM50.9m, down 19% YoY, as other income fell to RM3.0m from RM46.9m; profit attributable to owners was RM47.1m, down 21%.
Outlook and guidance
No material change from the previous prospect statement; management intends to leverage favourable offshore-market conditions while remaining agile amid macroeconomic uncertainty.
Planned Southeast Asian offshore gas final investment decisions could total US$100bn by 2028, supporting regional OSV demand.
Petronas reported 19 Malaysian exploration discoveries in the prior year, yielding more than 1bn barrels of oil equivalent; continued E&P investment supports Malaysia's OSV outlook.
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