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Singapore’s Sembcorp Marine Q4 profit falls by 4.6% in 2014

byCustoms Today Report
18/02/2015
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SINGAPORE: Singapore’s Sembcorp Marine Ltd said that its net profit in the fourth quarter fell 4.6 percent, as revenue from rig building activity dropped and as the year-ago quarter was boosted by a tax write-back.

Sembcorp Marine, engaged in rig building and ship repair, posted a fourth-quarter net profit of S$174.05 million. It posted a full-year profit of S$560.13 million, beating a mean forecast of S$549.44 million by 22 analysts, Reuters data showed.

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The company declared a final cash dividend of 8 Singapore cents per share, compared with 6 cents a year earlier.

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