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In increase the orders to the KHI in the naval field, while they are down those to the MHOS
the two Japanese companies have introduced the results of the trimester April-june
July 31, 2017
In the first trimester of fiscal year 2017, period that is finished 30th june, the industrial group Japanese Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) has recorded revenues pairs to 335.3 billion yen (3,0 billion dollars), with a decrease of the -1,3% on the correspondent period of the fiscal year precedence. In the single field of navalmeccaniche activities KHI it has totaled revenues pairs to 19,7 billion yen, with a contraction of the -37% on the first trimester of the exercise 2016, and an operating result of sign negative for -2,8 billion yen respect to an operating profit of 600 thousand yen in the quarter April-june last year.
In the first trimester of the current fiscal year the navalmeccanica division of KHI has acquired new orders for 13,3 billion yen regarding 2,2 billion yen in the same period of exercise 2016, and on 30 June the value of the pocketbook orders of the division turned out pairs to 184,5 billion yen regarding 191,6 billion yen on June 30, 2016.
In the first trimester of the fiscal year the 2017 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries compatriot (MHOS) has recorded revenues pairs to 888,2 billion yen (+4.8%) and has confiscated new orders for 298,1 billion yen (- 24.5%). In the single naval field an order for the construction of a single ship regarding four tidy ships has been acquired in the quarter April-june of 2016. Al 30 last June the orderbook in the navalmeccanico segment was constituted by 29 ships (36 ships), of which ten ships for which liquified natural gas, four ships for gas of oil on June 30, 2016 which liquified, five ships ro-ro and ten units of other type.
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