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CH Offshore Q3 2012: No more debts and losing 2 ship charters
By Investment Moats  •  May 6, 2012
CH Offshore announced their Q3 results. Results here.
  • Revenue was weaker falling by 8.7% due to lower contribution since they sold of a vessel and some vessels were in repair
  • Net Profit was higher due to a one time US$3.9 mil ship sale gain. Absence of that net profit would have been the same as last year
  • There was a larger contribution from their share of associated companies
  • Cash holding increases to US$67 mil from the sale of ships
  • Due to the sale of ships their non current assets are down from US$188 mil to US$179 mil
  • The group will be affected by the loss of the expiry of 2 long term contracts. These are 12BHP ships contracted in 2008 at the lucrative rates. Failure to charter them out at good rates will mean a reduction of revenue.
  • CH Offshore is current trading at SGD$0.46 which is ...
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