- Net Profit fall of 41% for 1Q 2016 to $211 million
- Earnings Per Share was 11.6 cents, down 41% from 1Q 2015's 19.8 cents
- Annualised Return on Equity of 7.1%
- Economic Value Added decreased to $2 million from $122 million
- Cash outflow of $306 million
- Net gearing was 0.56x
Keppel Corporation faces a challenging environment on
- Weaker global growth
- Oil & gas sector remains challenging
- Continued economic and political challenges in Brazil
- Opportunities in Asia underpinned by urbanisation trends
With the challenges ahead in the Oil & gas sector, Keppel earnings will not be recovering soonest during this turmoil period. They had to stay focused on their multi-business strategy and ride on to their improved earnings from other businesses to offset the poor performance of Oil & gas sector. With their financial discipline and resilience built from the Group’s competencies in their chosen core businesses, they will remain poised for new opportunities to deliver sustainable value for their customers and shareholders in the long run.
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