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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.769.375 von R-BgO am 02.07.10 13:38:57Schön
LONDON (SHARECAST) - International consumer products group PZ Cussons saw profitable growth last year in all three of its operating regions.
Headline profit before tax, which excludes exceptional items, rose 14.6% in the year to 31 May to £101.8m from £88.8m the year before, despite a 1.3% fall in revenue to £771.6m from £781.8m.
Operating profit in Africa grew from £39.5m to £42.2m but was overshadowed by the performance in Asia and Europe.
Asia saw operating profit surge to £13m from £10.2m the year before while Europe’s operating profit rose to £46.2m from £40.9m.
Performance in the UK has been strong as a result of excellent brand innovation across the portfolio of Imperial Leather, Carex, Original Source, Charles Worthington and The Sanctuary, the company said.
This is despite the trading environment remaining difficult with high levels of promotional activity in the retailers and an uncertain consumer outlook, it added
Adjusted basic earnings per share rose 20.2% to 14.89p from 12.39p.
“Cash generation has been extremely strong and even after £44.3m of capital investment in the year, the closing net funds position of £86.5m leaves the group well-placed to pursue growth opportunities,” chairman Richard Harvey said.
The company ended the previous financial year-end with net funds of £23.2m.
Cash generated from operations rose to £160.8m from £145.2m the year before.
Performance since the end of the company’s financial year-end has been in line with management expectations.
The outlook for the year remains positive with significant brand renovation programmes planned across Europe, Asia and Africa.
“With the major capital investment programmes in the UK and Nigeria now complete, the group is well placed for efficient manufacturing and distribution in these territories,” the company said.
The total dividend for the year has been increased by 12% to 5.90p from 5.27p.
Headline profit before tax, which excludes exceptional items, rose 14.6% in the year to 31 May to £101.8m from £88.8m the year before, despite a 1.3% fall in revenue to £771.6m from £781.8m.
Operating profit in Africa grew from £39.5m to £42.2m but was overshadowed by the performance in Asia and Europe.
Asia saw operating profit surge to £13m from £10.2m the year before while Europe’s operating profit rose to £46.2m from £40.9m.
Performance in the UK has been strong as a result of excellent brand innovation across the portfolio of Imperial Leather, Carex, Original Source, Charles Worthington and The Sanctuary, the company said.
This is despite the trading environment remaining difficult with high levels of promotional activity in the retailers and an uncertain consumer outlook, it added
Adjusted basic earnings per share rose 20.2% to 14.89p from 12.39p.
“Cash generation has been extremely strong and even after £44.3m of capital investment in the year, the closing net funds position of £86.5m leaves the group well-placed to pursue growth opportunities,” chairman Richard Harvey said.
The company ended the previous financial year-end with net funds of £23.2m.
Cash generated from operations rose to £160.8m from £145.2m the year before.
Performance since the end of the company’s financial year-end has been in line with management expectations.
The outlook for the year remains positive with significant brand renovation programmes planned across Europe, Asia and Africa.
“With the major capital investment programmes in the UK and Nigeria now complete, the group is well placed for efficient manufacturing and distribution in these territories,” the company said.
The total dividend for the year has been increased by 12% to 5.90p from 5.27p.
PZ Cussons cautiously optimistic for FY
Mon 13 Sep 2010
PZC - PZ Cussons
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Soap maker PZ Cussons said it remains cautiously optimistic for the full year despite uncertainty about the global economic outlook and difficult trading conditions in some markets.
The maker of Imperial Leather said the group's overall performance for the first quarter to 12 September 2010 was is in line with company expectations, helped by new product launches such as its refreshed Charles Worthington haircare range.
"The financial position of the group remains strong with cash generation during the period also in line with expectations," PZ Cussons said today's company update.
However the group cautioned that the UK trading environment remains competitive with continued high levels of promotional activity particularly on shower gel and handwash products.
New product launches such as The Sanctuary's skincare range and Imperial Leather 'Skin Kind' have been successful.
Performance in Poland has been robust whilst the economic environment in Greece remains difficult.
Performance to date across all Asian businesses has been good, and in particular in the two largest units Australia and Indonesia, the soap maker added.
In Nigeria, the company noted uncertainty ahead of the presidential elections but added, despite this the outlook for the year remains good with positive GDP rates forecast
Mon 13 Sep 2010
PZC - PZ Cussons
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Soap maker PZ Cussons said it remains cautiously optimistic for the full year despite uncertainty about the global economic outlook and difficult trading conditions in some markets.
The maker of Imperial Leather said the group's overall performance for the first quarter to 12 September 2010 was is in line with company expectations, helped by new product launches such as its refreshed Charles Worthington haircare range.
"The financial position of the group remains strong with cash generation during the period also in line with expectations," PZ Cussons said today's company update.
However the group cautioned that the UK trading environment remains competitive with continued high levels of promotional activity particularly on shower gel and handwash products.
New product launches such as The Sanctuary's skincare range and Imperial Leather 'Skin Kind' have been successful.
Performance in Poland has been robust whilst the economic environment in Greece remains difficult.
Performance to date across all Asian businesses has been good, and in particular in the two largest units Australia and Indonesia, the soap maker added.
In Nigeria, the company noted uncertainty ahead of the presidential elections but added, despite this the outlook for the year remains good with positive GDP rates forecast
Wed Sep 22, 2010 11:56am GMT
LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigerian consumer products firm PZ Cussons said on Wednesday its pre-tax profit rose 1.5 percent to 863 million naira in the first quarter to the end of August.
Turnover fell to 12 billion naira in the period from 13.88 billion naira the year before, the company said in a filing with the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigerian consumer products firm PZ Cussons said on Wednesday its pre-tax profit rose 1.5 percent to 863 million naira in the first quarter to the end of August.
Turnover fell to 12 billion naira in the period from 13.88 billion naira the year before, the company said in a filing with the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
Trading Spotlight
LONDON, Sept 27 (Reuters) - British soap and shampoo maker PZ Cussons said on Monday it had bought tanning-products firm St Tropez from its private-equity owner LDC for 62.5 million pounds ($97.9 million) in cash.
The maker of Imperial Leather soaps and Carex handwash said St Tropez was a good fit with its portfolio of premium brands, which includes The Sanctuary and Charles Worthington hair-care products.
St Tropez sold 20.7 million pounds of its self-tanning lotions and sprays in the year to end-July 2010, mainly in the UK through retailers such as Boots, Superdrug, Sainsbury's and John Lewis.
PZ Cussons Chief Executive Alex Kanellis said: 'We see good growth opportunities, both in the UK and overseas, particularly by linking the strategy to that of The Sanctuary spa brand.'
The company said the deal was expected to be earnings enhancing in the current financial year.
The maker of Imperial Leather soaps and Carex handwash said St Tropez was a good fit with its portfolio of premium brands, which includes The Sanctuary and Charles Worthington hair-care products.
St Tropez sold 20.7 million pounds of its self-tanning lotions and sprays in the year to end-July 2010, mainly in the UK through retailers such as Boots, Superdrug, Sainsbury's and John Lewis.
PZ Cussons Chief Executive Alex Kanellis said: 'We see good growth opportunities, both in the UK and overseas, particularly by linking the strategy to that of The Sanctuary spa brand.'
The company said the deal was expected to be earnings enhancing in the current financial year.
African slump fails to stall PZ Cussons
Daily Mail
10 December 2010, 9:12am
Imperial leather maker PZ Cussons (down 7.5p to 385.5p) said it expects first-half results to be in line with expectations despite a lacklustre performance in Africa.
Nigeria accounts for half of the group's sales and Cussons warned trading has been hurt by banks, which have turned the screw on consumers.
It also signalled its recent acquisition of self-tanning firm St Tropez, and provisions for the pension deficit, would trigger an exceptional charge thought to be less than £5m.
Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/markets/article.html?in_article…
Daily Mail
10 December 2010, 9:12am
Imperial leather maker PZ Cussons (down 7.5p to 385.5p) said it expects first-half results to be in line with expectations despite a lacklustre performance in Africa.
Nigeria accounts for half of the group's sales and Cussons warned trading has been hurt by banks, which have turned the screw on consumers.
It also signalled its recent acquisition of self-tanning firm St Tropez, and provisions for the pension deficit, would trigger an exceptional charge thought to be less than £5m.
Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/markets/article.html?in_article…
Monday, 20 December 2010 20:36
PZ Cussons says Nigerian palm-oil venture with Wilmar may gross ‘millions’
PZ Cussons Plc sees a joint venture to refine and sell palm oil in Nigeria as potentially generating “several hundred million dollars” or more of annual revenue for the two partners, its finance director said.
The UK maker of Imperial Leather soap and its venture partner, Singapore’s Wilmar International, plan to build a plant outside the Nigerian capital Lagos that will employ a “couple of hundred” workers, Brandon Leigh said in a telephone interview today. He declined to give a time scale for the projected sales.
The Manchester, England-based company and Wilmar, the world’s largest palm-oil trader, are seeking to capitalise on growth in Nigeria, Africa’s second-biggest economy after South Africa. PZ Cussons already employs about 5,000 in the country, where it sells skin- and hair-care products, refrigerators and air conditioners, and milk and yogurt in a venture with Glanbia Plc, Leigh said.
“It’s 160 million people, we have great distribution across Nigeria,” he said. “The PZ name is well known.”
PZ Cussons says Nigerian palm-oil venture with Wilmar may gross ‘millions’
PZ Cussons Plc sees a joint venture to refine and sell palm oil in Nigeria as potentially generating “several hundred million dollars” or more of annual revenue for the two partners, its finance director said.
The UK maker of Imperial Leather soap and its venture partner, Singapore’s Wilmar International, plan to build a plant outside the Nigerian capital Lagos that will employ a “couple of hundred” workers, Brandon Leigh said in a telephone interview today. He declined to give a time scale for the projected sales.
The Manchester, England-based company and Wilmar, the world’s largest palm-oil trader, are seeking to capitalise on growth in Nigeria, Africa’s second-biggest economy after South Africa. PZ Cussons already employs about 5,000 in the country, where it sells skin- and hair-care products, refrigerators and air conditioners, and milk and yogurt in a venture with Glanbia Plc, Leigh said.
“It’s 160 million people, we have great distribution across Nigeria,” he said. “The PZ name is well known.”
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2011
PZ Cussons Plc, a leading international consumer products group, announces its preliminary results for the year ended 31 May 2011.
Results (before exceptional items1)
Year ended
31 May 2011
Year ended
31 May 2010
% change
Revenue
£820.7m
£771.6m
+6.4%
Operating profit
£108.1m
£101.4m
+6.6%
Profit before tax
£108.9m
£101.8m
+7.0%
Adjusted basic earnings per share
16.20p
14.89p
+8.8%
Statutory results
Operating profit
£107.3m
£101.4m
+5.8%
Profit before tax
£108.1m
£101.8m
+6.2%
Basic earnings per share
16.48p
14.89p
+10.7%
Total dividend per share
6.61p
5.90p
+12.0%
Net funds2
£51.8m
£86.5m
1 Exceptional items are detailed in note 2.
2 Net funds, above and hereafter, is defined as cash, short-term deposits and current asset investments less borrowings (refer to note 9).
Highlights
Group
§ 7% increase in pre-tax profits and 8.8% increase in adjusted earnings per share despite challenging trading conditions in a number of markets and high raw material costs
§ Healthy balance sheet with a net funds position of £51.8m even after the £62.5m acquisition of St Tropez
§ Good cash generation from operations and a lower level of capital expenditure following completion of the Group's major projects last year
§ Total dividend increased 12% year on year reflecting our confidence in the future and strong net funds position
Africa
§ Broadly flat performance in Africa despite tough trading conditions in Nigeria due to tight liquidity provision and disruption ahead of the presidential elections
§ Improvement in trading conditions in Nigeria following completion of the election process in April
§ Initial groundwork completed for palm oil refinery as part of the new JV with Wilmar announced in the year
Asia
§ Good increase in revenue and profitability across the Asia region
§ Strong underlying growth in Indonesia in the second half following the major relaunch of the Cussons Baby range earlier in the year
§ Launch of Original Source in Australia in the year as part of strategy to grow personal wash in that market
Europe
§ Market shares in UK core washing and bathing sector increased in the second half following new product launches and despite competitive trading conditions
§ Good performance in the newly formed Beauty division with growth in revenue and profitability across the newly acquired St Tropez brand, as well as The Sanctuary and Charles Worthington
§ Competitive trading conditions in fabric care in Poland whilst Original Source also launched into the market to complement personal wash portfolio
§ Lower profitability in Greece due to tough trading conditions as a result of the domestic economic crisis
Commenting today, Richard Harvey (Chairman) said:
"The Group has delivered a 7% increase in pre-tax profits and almost 9% growth in earnings per share. This has been achieved despite difficult trading conditions in a number of markets and significant increases in raw material costs.
Last year we completed a number of major capital projects. This year we have made an investment of £62.5m in the St Tropez brand which, along with Charles Worthington and The Sanctuary, has enabled us to form the Beauty Division specialising in higher value products.
Other strategic initiatives, such as the new joint venture in Nigeria with Wilmar International, are laying broader foundations for our longer term ambitions. Our balance sheet remains strong with a net funds position of £51.8m giving us the capacity to pursue further investment opportunities which fit our strategic aims.
Initiatives are underway to counter the impact of higher raw material prices and, with the spending power of consumers under increasing pressure in a number of our markets, new product and pricing strategies are being tailored accordingly. The positive growth rates seen in the second half in a number of our key businesses have continued into the new financial year, giving cause for confidence as we look ahead."
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2011
PZ Cussons Plc, a leading international consumer products group, announces its preliminary results for the year ended 31 May 2011.
Results (before exceptional items1)
Year ended
31 May 2011
Year ended
31 May 2010
% change
Revenue
£820.7m
£771.6m
+6.4%
Operating profit
£108.1m
£101.4m
+6.6%
Profit before tax
£108.9m
£101.8m
+7.0%
Adjusted basic earnings per share
16.20p
14.89p
+8.8%
Statutory results
Operating profit
£107.3m
£101.4m
+5.8%
Profit before tax
£108.1m
£101.8m
+6.2%
Basic earnings per share
16.48p
14.89p
+10.7%
Total dividend per share
6.61p
5.90p
+12.0%
Net funds2
£51.8m
£86.5m
1 Exceptional items are detailed in note 2.
2 Net funds, above and hereafter, is defined as cash, short-term deposits and current asset investments less borrowings (refer to note 9).
Highlights
Group
§ 7% increase in pre-tax profits and 8.8% increase in adjusted earnings per share despite challenging trading conditions in a number of markets and high raw material costs
§ Healthy balance sheet with a net funds position of £51.8m even after the £62.5m acquisition of St Tropez
§ Good cash generation from operations and a lower level of capital expenditure following completion of the Group's major projects last year
§ Total dividend increased 12% year on year reflecting our confidence in the future and strong net funds position
Africa
§ Broadly flat performance in Africa despite tough trading conditions in Nigeria due to tight liquidity provision and disruption ahead of the presidential elections
§ Improvement in trading conditions in Nigeria following completion of the election process in April
§ Initial groundwork completed for palm oil refinery as part of the new JV with Wilmar announced in the year
Asia
§ Good increase in revenue and profitability across the Asia region
§ Strong underlying growth in Indonesia in the second half following the major relaunch of the Cussons Baby range earlier in the year
§ Launch of Original Source in Australia in the year as part of strategy to grow personal wash in that market
Europe
§ Market shares in UK core washing and bathing sector increased in the second half following new product launches and despite competitive trading conditions
§ Good performance in the newly formed Beauty division with growth in revenue and profitability across the newly acquired St Tropez brand, as well as The Sanctuary and Charles Worthington
§ Competitive trading conditions in fabric care in Poland whilst Original Source also launched into the market to complement personal wash portfolio
§ Lower profitability in Greece due to tough trading conditions as a result of the domestic economic crisis
Commenting today, Richard Harvey (Chairman) said:
"The Group has delivered a 7% increase in pre-tax profits and almost 9% growth in earnings per share. This has been achieved despite difficult trading conditions in a number of markets and significant increases in raw material costs.
Last year we completed a number of major capital projects. This year we have made an investment of £62.5m in the St Tropez brand which, along with Charles Worthington and The Sanctuary, has enabled us to form the Beauty Division specialising in higher value products.
Other strategic initiatives, such as the new joint venture in Nigeria with Wilmar International, are laying broader foundations for our longer term ambitions. Our balance sheet remains strong with a net funds position of £51.8m giving us the capacity to pursue further investment opportunities which fit our strategic aims.
Initiatives are underway to counter the impact of higher raw material prices and, with the spending power of consumers under increasing pressure in a number of our markets, new product and pricing strategies are being tailored accordingly. The positive growth rates seen in the second half in a number of our key businesses have continued into the new financial year, giving cause for confidence as we look ahead."
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