It's not a mystery that oil costs have taken a major hit since the center of 2014.
As should be obvious from the chart underneath, the cost per barrel of oil has declined from as high as US$110 in 2014 to around US$48 today.
Oil fix manufacturer Sembcorp Marine Ltd (SGX: S51) has not been saved amid this oil value defeat. To get a sense how hard its business has been hit, investigate the three slides underneath that the organization partook in its most recent profit presentation (for the three months finished 30 September 2016).
Sharp fall in income :
From the slide above, we can see that Sembcorp Marine had recorded yearly income of as high as S$5.83 billion in 2014. Be that as it may, much has changed from that point forward.
From the statures of 2014, Sembcorp Marine's income fell around 15% in 2015 to $4.97 billion. There was no break this year.
In the second from last quarter of 2016, Sembcorp Marine recorded S$888 million in income. This is the most reduced quarterly income the organization has recorded since 2012. It is likewise a long ways from the second from last quarter of 2014 when Sembcorp Marine recorded income of S$1.71 billion.
Sharp fall in working edge :
Sembcorp Marine's working edge has additionally produced a beating as the results of the oil value defeat sank in. The oil apparatus developer's working edge had been as high as 20.7% in 2010, yet has since contracted to only 5.8% in the initial nine months of 2016.
The extensive hit in Sembcorp Marine's working edge has incurred significant damage on the organization's main concern.
Sharp fall in benefit :
Sembcorp Marine's net benefit has been hit hard by the oil value defeat.
The apparatus manufacturer took hindrance charges and arrangements of S$609 million in the final quarter of 2015, which prompted to the primary quarterly misfortune for Sembcorp Marine since 2003.
The benefit picture this year has not been empowering. For the initial nine months of the year, Sembcorp Marine recorded just S$44 million in net benefit – that is an immense distinction from the S$560 million it recorded in 2014.
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