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SQC achieves profit after tax of 25.76b dong
21/Jan/2010 Intellasia | 20/Jan/2010 CafeF
21 Jan, 2010 - 9:55:41 AM
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Saigon Quy Nhon Minerals Joint Stock Co announced gaining 2009 revenue and profit after tax of 149.2 billion dong and 25.76 billion dong respectively. The company’s EPS was 862 dong per share.

In Q4 only, the company reported to reach 41.13 billion dong of revenue and 3.53 billion dong of profit after tax.

In May 2009, SQC had increased chartered capital from 95 billion dong to 200 billion dong. After that, the company’s chartered capital was raised to 540 billion dong in October, and then to 1 trillion dong in November 2009.

Up to December 31, 2009, the company’s total assets value and ownership capital were estimated at 1.273 trillion dong and 1.116 trillion dong respectively, in which the long term investment fund counted for 736 billion dong.

After January 20 session, SQC-coded share price dropped by 9,500 dong down to 126,900 dong per share with 4,400 units being transferred.





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