August 8, 2017 MEDIA RELEASE FOR PUBLICATION & BROADCAST
PETRON POSTS P8.2 BILLION NET INCOME FOR FIRST HALF OF 2017
Petron Corporation, the Philippines’ leading oil refining and marketing company, ended the first half of 2017 strong, hitting a consolidated net income of P8.2 billion, up 56% from the P5.3 billion posted over the same period last year, despite crude oil inventory losses and a 45-day scheduled maintenance shutdown of its refinery as part of its 10-year inspection program. The solid performance was driven by the company’s deliberate focus on more profitable segments and improved refinery production yields, while sustaining sales volumes coming from a record-breaking year in 2016. “With our upgraded refining capabilities, we derived more value and produced more profitable products. This is strongly complemented by our extensive expansion efforts in both our logistics and retail businesses,” Petron President and CEO Ramon S. Ang said. During the period, total sales volumes for both Malaysia and the Philippines reached 52.9 million barrels, slightly higher than the previous record of 52.6 million from 2016. Petrochemical sales also surged 78% year-on-year. Consolidated sales revenues increased by 28% to P207 billion in the first six months of the year from P161.9 billion over the same period in 2016. Operating income stood at P14.6 billion, a 27% improvement from the previous year’s P11.5 billion. The company remains confident about its prospects for the year underpinned by the country’s strong economic performance. (continues) “With the country’s economy growing at a rapid pace, we are expanding our facilities not just for the needs of today but also to ensure a reliable and continuous supply of quality fuels for tomorrow. Our expansion projects mean more employment opportunities and economic activity, which help in nation-building,” Mr. Ang continued. Currently, Petron has a combined retail network of almost 2,900 service stations, more than a fifth of which are in Malaysia. Since 2012, the Company has rebranded and built an extensive retail network of nearly 600 stations in Malaysia. Petron has dozens of service stations in various stages of development in both countries. Recently, Petron’s Petron Blaze 100 Euro 6 was recognized as the best fuel in the Philippines by leading global experts. Produced and formulated locally at Petron’s Bataan refinery, Blaze 100 guarantees better engine protection, better mileage, and better power. It is the first and only Euro 6 fuel in the country that conforms to the world’s most advanced and environmental standards.
Petron Corp went through 45 days refinery plant shut down during 2nd Qtr, hence Petron Corp operating income will be affected quite substantially for 2Q 2017.
The positive figures highlighted is the sales volume which worked out to be 26.7 millions barrels as compared to 26.2 millions barrels last Qtr, up about 500K barrels ; malaysia operation is about 30% of the total operation hence about 150K barrels increased.
The report also mentioned about stock loss which Malaysia operation might suffer too, hence conservatively I think EPS of 32/33 cents will be a safer bet.
Looks like this qtr income of P2.6 Billion mainly from Petronm since almost half the entire 2q of Petron Corp's plant is shut, so should be extremely good result from M'sia.
45 days shutdown, where did they get the supplies for The Philipines stations ? Does that means, They will do the refinery in Port Dickson and transport the petrol to The Philipines ? So Port Dickson plant has to be at max capacity. Does that make Petronm profit fly to the sky ?
Personally i do not think they will ship the refined product from Malaysia to Philippine due to costing. I guess for that 45 days they are just buy & sell from other Philippine's refinery.
pang72 Petron :- 1/2 year income is P8.2 Billion last qtr income is P5.6 Billion Therefore, this qtr income is P2.6 Billion !! for 45days (45days in schedule countenance) so, if 90days operation will be P2.6*2 = P5.2 ----very close to quarter 1 results.. So, assume no change on Malaysia business , q2 = P1.5b too. 08/08/2017 17:39
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Pang, actually their 45 days effect is even more as there will be shut down and start up time of at least 15 days + the 'uncovered overhead costs of these 60 days' that will eat through the Gross profit generated during the beneficial operation days of just 30 days.
Q2 of PetronM would be definitely way way higher than what you had put here.
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Petron :- 1/2 year income is P8.2 Billion last qtr income is P5.6 Billion Therefore, this qtr income is P2.6 Billion !! for 45days (45days in schedule countenance) so, if 90days operation will be P2.6*2 = P5.2 ----very close to quarter 1 results.. So, assume no change on Malaysia business , q2 = P1.5b too.
If Eps Rm 0.294 for Q2 2017 compare Rm 0.228 for Q2 2016 up 28% Petron share can fly or not ? or profit increase fully discounted from the increase in share price recently leh ??
Q1'17 income = P4.1B less 45 days (50%) = P2.05B Assume (consevatively) other overhead, fix cost, etc takes up 50% of the income Philipines income for Q2 estimate is P1.025B
Therefore I think, Petronm income will be at least = P2.6B -P1.025B =P1.575 Billion (at least)
Why ? It's so conservative and yet still good result. So 2morrow sure fly up sky high.
Q1'17 income = P4.1B less 45 days (50%) = P2.05B Assume (consevatively) other overhead, fix cost, etc takes up 50% of the income Philipines income for Q2 estimate is P1.025B
Therefore I think, Petronm income will be at least = P2.6B -P1.025B =P1.575 Billion (at least)
Only refinery in Ph shut down 45days or 0.5 qtr. But all petrol stations still in operation. How come earning drop half? All Petron refineries and petrol stations in Ph n PD closed shop for 45days? Lol Could somebody split the earnings for each segments then only make conclusion? Also, Ang's statement earlier this yr said planned TA is 30 to 35days only, 45days means delay?!
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August 8, 2017
MEDIA RELEASE
FOR PUBLICATION & BROADCAST
PETRON POSTS P8.2 BILLION NET INCOME FOR FIRST HALF OF 2017
Petron Corporation, the Philippines’ leading oil refining and marketing company, ended the
first half of 2017 strong, hitting a consolidated net income of P8.2 billion, up 56% from the P5.3
billion posted over the same period last year, despite crude oil inventory losses and a 45-day
scheduled maintenance shutdown of its refinery as part of its 10-year inspection program.
The solid performance was driven by the company’s deliberate focus on more profitable
segments and improved refinery production yields, while sustaining sales volumes coming
from a record-breaking year in 2016.
“With our upgraded refining capabilities, we derived more value and produced more profitable
products. This is strongly complemented by our extensive expansion efforts in both our
logistics and retail businesses,” Petron President and CEO Ramon S. Ang said.
During the period, total sales volumes for both Malaysia and the Philippines reached 52.9
million barrels, slightly higher than the previous record of 52.6 million from 2016.
Petrochemical sales also surged 78% year-on-year.
Consolidated sales revenues increased by 28% to P207 billion in the first six months of the year
from P161.9 billion over the same period in 2016.
Operating income stood at P14.6 billion, a 27% improvement from the previous year’s P11.5
billion.
The company remains confident about its prospects for the year underpinned by the country’s
strong economic performance.
(continues)
“With the country’s economy growing at a rapid pace, we are expanding our facilities not just
for the needs of today but also to ensure a reliable and continuous supply of quality fuels for
tomorrow. Our expansion projects mean more employment opportunities and economic
activity, which help in nation-building,” Mr. Ang continued.
Currently, Petron has a combined retail network of almost 2,900 service stations, more than a
fifth of which are in Malaysia. Since 2012, the Company has rebranded and built an extensive
retail network of nearly 600 stations in Malaysia. Petron has dozens of service stations in
various stages of development in both countries.
Recently, Petron’s Petron Blaze 100 Euro 6 was recognized as the best fuel in the Philippines by
leading global experts. Produced and formulated locally at Petron’s Bataan refinery, Blaze 100
guarantees better engine protection, better mileage, and better power. It is the first and only
Euro 6 fuel in the country that conforms to the world’s most advanced and environmental
standards.