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The Japanese "K" Linens, MOL and NYK close the trimester July-september in loss
The three companies have recorded rises of the revenues pairs respective to +7,8%, +2.7% and +0.6%
October 31, 2012
The three main Japanese shipowning companies Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha ("K" Linens), Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) have archived item in loss the second trimester of fiscal year 2012, that she is finished 30th September. "K" Linens has concluded the period with a more contained net loss regarding according to trimester of piled fiscal year 2011 being to 400 million yen (five million dollars) regarding almost 14,8 billion yen in the period July-september last year. "K" Linens has totaled revenues for 272,6 billion yen (+7.8%) and positive an operating result for 8,1 billion yen respect to an operating result negative for 8,5 billion yen in according to trimester of fiscal year 2011.
MOL has closed the period July-september of this year with a net loss of 8,1 billion yen on revenues for 378,1 billion yen respect to a net loss of 8,4 billion yen on revenues for 368,2 billion yen in according to trimester of fiscal year 2011. The result negative has been of sign negative for 1,9 billion yen respect to liabilities of 1,4 billion yen in the period July-september of 2011.
NYK almost has halved the liabilities clearly recording in according to trimester of the fiscal year a net loss of 2,8 billion yen on revenues for 466,4 billion yen regarding a net loss of 4,9 billion yen on revenues for 463,4 billion yen in the same period of the exercise precedence. NYK has concluded the second trimester of the fiscal year 2012 with an operating profit of 11,0 billion yen respect to an operating profit of 750 million yen in the correspondent period of 2011.
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