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Robinsons Retail profit dips despite sales growth

By Minjun ParkPhilippines
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Robinsons Retail reported a drop in profits during its third-quarter despite significant growth in net sales.

The firm booked PHP1.25 billion (US$24.7 million) net income compared to PHP1.39 billion ($27.4 million) during the same period last year.

The decline is thought to be due to changes in the Philippine Financial Reporting Standard 16, which had an impact on the firm’s method of presenting accounting results.

At the same time the firm registered a 24.2-per-cent rise in net sales to PHP38.95 billion ($769 million). A statement from the firm attributed the sales jump to the opening of new stores over the past year as well as its addition of Rustan Supercenters, greatly enhancing the firm’s supermarket business.

Robinsons Retail operates 1918 outlets in the Philippines.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What is the primary reason for Robinsons Retail's profit drop this quarter?

A.

The decline in profit is attributed to changes in the Philippine Financial Reporting Standard 16. This standard affected how the firm presented its accounting results, leading to the reported dip in net income.

Q.

What specifically caused Robinsons Retail's net sales to increase significantly?

A.

The firm's statement indicated that the substantial rise in net sales was due to opening new stores over the past year. Also, the acquisition of Rustan Supercenters greatly boosted its supermarket business.

Q.

How many retail outlets does Robinsons Retail currently operate in the Philippines?

A.

Robinsons Retail operates a total of 1918 outlets across the Philippines. This extensive network contributes to its overall presence and sales performance within the region.

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