Notably, Civmec’s top and bottom lines during the period had exceeded its FY2020 results, KGI highlights.
Compared to the FY2020 figures, the company’s 9MFY2020 revenue, gross earnings and net earnings increased 25%, 20% and 37% respectively.
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The outperformance was largely driven by the company’s metals and minerals business.
KGI points out that China’s demand for iron ore has driven up iron ore prices to a record high in May 2021.
“As Civmec’s customers mainly belong to the Metals & Minerals industry, tight supply and increased demand would create more opportunities for mining and exploration projects, in turn benefitting Civmec as a solutions provider,” KGI analyst Megan Choo writes in an Aug 12 report.
As at 2.35 pm, Civmec was up 0.5 cent or 0.7% at 75 cents with 457,100 shares changed hands.
