Wednesday 17 December 2014

Aeon Credit posts higher earnings on bad debt recovery, processing fees



KUALA LUMPUR: Aeon Credit Service (M) Bhd’s earnings rose 12.1% to RM48.29mil in the third quarter ended Nov 20, 2014 from RM43.05mil a year ago, boosted by an increase in the bad debts recovered and AEON Big loyalty programme processing fee.

It said on Tuesday its revenue increased by 21.4% to RM216.21mil from RM178.03mil a year ago. Earnings per share were 32.50 sen compared with 29.9 sen.

For the nine months ended Nov 20, 2014, its earnings increased by 19.2% to RM152mil from RM127.53mil in the previous corresponding period. Revenue rose 29.2% to RM626.43mil from RM484.77mil.

Aeon Credit said total transaction and financing volume in the third quarter and nine months ended Nov 20, 2014 was RM848mil and RM2.559bil, a growth of 3.6% and 3.4% respectively from previous year corresponding period. 

“Higher growth was recorded for auto financing operations. The financing receivables as at Nov 20, 2014 was RM4.354bil, representing an increase of 29.5% from RM3.361bil in the previous year quarter ended Nov 20, 2013,” it said. 

Aeon Credit’s non-performing loans (NPL) ratio was 3.07% as at November 2014 compared to 2.02% as at November 2013. 

“Other operating income recorded of RM14.19mil and RM40mil for the third quarter and nine months ended Nov 20, 2014 was 64.6% and 46.6% higher than previous year corresponding period respectively. This is mainly contributed by increase in bad debts recovered and AEON Big loyalty programme processing fee,” it said.

Aeon Credit said receivables amounting to RM38.641mil and RM115.053mil (Nov 20, 2013: RM25.775mil and RM72.526mil) were written off against allowance for impairment losses on
receivables for the current quarter and nine months ended Nov 20, 2014 respectively.


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