MANILA, Philippines --- Ty family-led GT Capital Holdings Inc. saw an 8.1-percent year-on-year decline in first quarter net profit to P3.4 billion, weighed down by a slowdown in the automotive business. Excluding non-recurring items, GT Capital's core profit slipped by 7.9 year-on-year to P3.5 billion in the first three months while group-wide revenues rose by 3 percent year-on-year to P47 billion. Higher equity in net income of associates Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Metrobank), AXA Philippines, and Sumisho Motor Finance Corp. (Sumisho), as well as from the conglomerate's property investments, contributed to GT Capital's financial performance. ...
Keep on reading: GT Capital nets P3.4B in first three months of 2019
from INQUIRER.net http://bit.ly/2W5zrhS
-
England piled up 418/6 in the fourth ODI against West Indies. Are England the kings of 400-plus scores? Well, here's almost everything y...
-
VENICE, Italy --- When Noah Baumbach asked Scarlett Johansson to meet with him about a new film he was going to write about a divorce, he di...
-
https://ift.tt/31yEbwh MANILA, Philippines -- Filipino blockbuster film "Kita Kita" will have an Indonesian remake, its director a...
No comments:
Post a Comment