LascoMan profit jumps 78% in Q4

Lasco's new I Cool drink where demand is resulting in an increase in the plant size.

Lasco’s new I Cool drink where demand is resulting in an increase in the plant size.

Lasco Manufacturing generated total revenues of $1.45 billion, 27 percent more than the $1.14 billion garnered in the March 2014 quarter, resulting in a 78 percent jump in profit for the quarter to $243 million from $138 million.
For the financial year, revenues climbed 19.4 percent to $4.8 billion from $4.03 billion and profit of $669 million is up from $584 million. Gross profit climbed 34.7 percent well above the growth in revenues, a very positive development. Gross profit for the quarter jumped a huge 86 percent helping to deliver the stunning increase in profit for the quarter and augurs well for results for the coming fiscal year, and is a result of new products now being produced by the new plant.
Administrative expenses climbed 44 percent to $555 while finance cost moved from $73 million to $125 million. The average number of persons employed by the company during the year was fifty-one up from forty-two in 2014 helping to push labour cost from $147 million to $209 million. With the new factory facilities operational, depreciation ended at $67 million up from $27 million in 2014 but is set to jump in 2016 with only a Borrowingfraction of the annual charge booked in 2015, additionally, there are more assets to be transferred to fixed assets that will give rise to even higher depreciation charges.
Borrowing climbed to $1.64 Million from $1.49 billion at the end of March 2014, the increase helped to fund capital expenditure of $523 million during the year. A total of $329 million was paid back on loans during the year.
The last quarter numbers suggest that profit could end around $1.2 billion for the year or around 30 cents per share. While the company becomes taxable this year capital allowances coupled with tax payable at 12.5 percent, will result in little or no taxes being paid on profit for the year.
The net book value of property, plant and equipment includes assets under construction amounting to $1.34 billion. The cost will be depreciated once the property is complete and available for use. The estimated additional cost of completion of the facility is $373 million.
The company is listed on the junior market of the Jamaica Stock Exchange and last traded at $1.31 for an historical PE of just over 8 and around 4 based on IC Insider’s projected earnings. The stock should deliver a healthy increase in price during the fiscal year.

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