Uni-President's Q1 Profit Reaches New High for Same Period, Boosted by Uni-President China and Uni-President Superstore
Uni-President Corporation announced its first-quarter financial results, with revenue and net profit reaching new highs for the same period, driven by strong performance from its core business and increased investment income from Uni-President China, Uni-President Superstore, and Uni-President Securities. Uni-President China's net profit grew by 22.5%, and Uni-President Superstore also achieved record-high revenue and profit.
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(Central News Agency reporter He Hsiu-ling, Taipei 7th) Uni-President Corporation announced its first-quarter financial report. Its single-quarter revenue was NT$175.01 billion, an annual increase of 3.4%. Net profit attributable to the parent company was NT$6.545 billion, an annual increase of 26.9%. Earnings per share (EPS) were NT$1.15. Both revenue and profit reached new highs for the same period, mainly due to increased investment income from Uni-President's core business and its investments in Uni-President China, Uni-President Superstore, and Uni-President Securities.
Uni-President Corporation stated today that in terms of the performance of various businesses in the first quarter of this year, Uni-President China's net profit was RMB 737 million, an annual increase of 22.5%. Its profit once again reached a historical high, mainly benefiting from its food and beverage businesses, which stably contributed to performance and boosted gross profit margins, driving sustained operational growth momentum.
Uni-President Superstore, Uni-President's cash cow, benefited from the expansion of Taiwan's 7-ELEVEN stores, as well as the effectiveness of its logistics and digital service layouts. In addition, its investments, including the Philippines 7-ELEVEN, Cosmed, Starbucks, and Uni-President Express (Black Cat Delivery Service), all performed well. Its first-quarter revenue was NT$88.528 billion, and net profit attributable to the parent company after tax was NT$3.09 billion, an increase of 6.7%. Earnings per share were NT$2.97. Both revenue and profit reached new historical highs for the same period.
Uni-President Steel, a major tinplate manufacturer, had a net profit attributable to owners of the parent company of NT$263 million, an annual decrease of 60.6%. This was due to the oversupply in the steel market affecting tinplate products, leading to reduced sales, as well as a slight decrease in external customer orders for beverage packaging, resulting in a decline in gross profit margin and a decrease in core business profit. (Edited by Lin Chia-hsien) 1150507
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(Central News Agency reporter He Hsiu-ling, Taipei 7th) Uni-President Corporation announced its first-quarter financial report. Its single-quarter revenue was NT$175.01 billion, an annual increase of 3.4%. Net profit attributable to the parent company was NT$6.545 billion, an annual increase of 26.9%. Earnings per share (EPS) were NT$1.15. Both revenue and profit reached new highs for the same period, mainly due to increased investment income from Uni-President's core business and its investments in Uni-President China, Uni-President Superstore, and Uni-President Securities.
Uni-President Corporation stated today that in terms of the performance of various businesses in the first quarter of this year, Uni-President China's net profit was RMB 737 million, an annual increase of 22.5%. Its profit once again reached a historical high, mainly benefiting from its food and beverage businesses, which stably contributed to performance and boosted gross profit margins, driving sustained operational growth momentum.
Uni-President Superstore, Uni-President's cash cow, benefited from the expansion of Taiwan's 7-ELEVEN stores, as well as the effectiveness of its logistics and digital service layouts. In addition, its investments, including the Philippines 7-ELEVEN, Cosmed, Starbucks, and Uni-President Express (Black Cat Delivery Service), all performed well. Its first-quarter revenue was NT$88.528 billion, and net profit attributable to the parent company after tax was NT$3.09 billion, an increase of 6.7%. Earnings per share were NT$2.97. Both revenue and profit reached new historical highs for the same period.
Uni-President Steel, a major tinplate manufacturer, had a net profit attributable to owners of the parent company of NT$263 million, an annual decrease of 60.6%. This was due to the oversupply in the steel market affecting tinplate products, leading to reduced sales, as well as a slight decrease in external customer orders for beverage packaging, resulting in a decline in gross profit margin and a decrease in core business profit. (Edited by Lin Chia-hsien) 1150507
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