Masan’s 9-month net revenues top 2.34 billion USD

Masan Group Corporation had net revenues of 57.47 trillion VND (2.34 billion USD) in the first nine months of the year, a 3.5% rise year-in-year, according to its recent unaudited financial reports.
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HCM City (VNS/VNA) - Masan Group Corporation had net revenues of 57.47trillion VND (2.34 billion USD) in the first nine months of the year, a 3.5%rise year-in-year, according to its recent unaudited financial reports.

The net profit after tax before minority interest (NPAT pre-MI)was 1.35 trillion VND, and its consolidated cash balance, including cash andcash equivalents, was around 14.26 trillion VND.

Masan’s consumer businesses - WinCommerce, Masan ConsumerHoldings, Masan MEATLife, and Phuc Long Heritage - grew its earnings beforeinterest and taxes (EBIT) by 45.5%. In the third quarter its EBIT grew by 47.3%.

The CrownX, its integrated consumer-retail platform thatconsolidates WinCommerce and Masan Consumer Holdings, achieved revenues of 41.7trillion VND, up 2.4% year-on-year (14.87 trillion VND in Q3, up 1.2%).

Its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation(EDITDA) reached around 5.6 trillion VND, up 11.4% (2.1 trillion VND in Q3, up13.6%).

WinCommerce reached EBIT breakeven for the first time postCOVID-19, with net revenues increasing by 2.1% (Q3 saw a rise of 3.3%), thanksto opening 245 minimarts and two supermarkets around Vietnam.

WCM has been renovating existing WinMart stores in urban andrural areas, transforming them into the new WIN “All That You Need” format inurban areas and WinMart Rural in rural areas.

According to Masan, these renovations are a major driver oflike-for-like (LFL) improvement, and are well on track.

Renovated stores are delivering revenue uplifts as envisioned –LFL growth of these WIN and WinMart Rural stores in the third quarter reached4.8% and -3.5% year-on-year, in contrast to an 8% decline for other existingWinMart stores.

Meanwhile, Masan Consumer Holdings achieved net revenues of around20.38 trillion VND in the first nine months, a 10.5% rise year-on-year and agross margin of 44.3%.

Seasonings, convenience foods, and home and personal care sawoutstanding business results, with sales growing at 21%, 8.3% and 39.4%.

The company’s gross margin in the third quarter reached anall-time high of 45.6%, resulting in nearly 26% EBITDA margin for the quarter.

This exceptional gross margin is attributable to several factors,including the sustaining of higher prices thanks to brand power, higher marginproduct mix, the ability to secure raw materials at low cost, and optimiseddemand and supply planning to improve manufacturing conversion cost.

Masan MeatLife’s revenues in first three quarters increased by61.1%, and by 47.5% in Q3 alone.

This growth was driven by stronger sales across almost allsegments, notably processed meats, which saw a remarkable growth of 35.9% inthe first three quarters (23.1% in Q3).

According to Masan, Masan MeatLife’s gross margin in the thirdquarter was up 18.6%, higher than in the first nine months, due to significantquarter-on-quarter improvement in gross margins of farm pigs and farm chickens,which itself was caused by higher hog on the hoof and chicken broiler prices inQ3.

In the case of processed meats, the rise in revenues was primarilydriven by increased volumes.

MML has reduced branded chilled pork’s price gap with wet marketsvia exclusive prices for WIN members, resulting in a sustained 30% rise in dailyrevenues for MML products at WinCommerce outlets.

Phuc Long Heritage improved its EBITDA margin to 20.8% in Q3 from17% in Q2 by reallocating its Phuc Long kiosks inside WinMart and WinMartstores. It also opened them at six new locations in Q3.

PLH stores outside WCM experienced marginal growth in revenues toreach 876 billion VND in the first nine months.

Bain Capital, a global private investment firm, will invest upto 500 million USD in its equity into Masan Group, which will strengthenthe company’s financial position and deleverage its balance sheet.

Masan has fully repaid its debt obligations maturing in 2023. Bondobligations maturing in 2024 will be nearly 6 trillion VND, which issignificantly lower than the company’s current cash and equivalents of 14trillion VND and 12-month trailing EBITDA of nearly 14 trillion VND.

Pro forma cash and cash equivalents are expected to increase byapproximately 4.9 trillion VND to 12.25 trillion VND after the Bain Capital-ledequity investment.

Free cash flows improved consistently over several quarters,rising to 2.2 trillion VND in Q3 from 125 billion VND in the same period lastyear, due to more effective working capital management.

Plans for Q4

In the last quarter of the year Masan will focus on several initiativesto continue its sustainable growth.

WinCommerce plans to boost sales, improving LFL growth toachieve store revenue levels similar to that of last year’s final quarter andtarget positive EBIT in this year’s Q4.

Masan Consumer Holdings will continue to focus on innovating itsbeverages and home and personal care and convenience food products to drive Q4growth and remain a significant growth driver in 2024.

Phuc Long Heritage aims to open 11 new stores and improve salesper store.

Masan MEATLife expects to improve daily sales at WinCommerce from 1.6million VND per store to 2 million VND by focusing on a dynamic pricingstrategy to enhance sales of slow-moving items and setting up distributionplans to deliver the right assortment to the right store.

It will also roll out Meat Corners stalls in select locations,enhancing visibility and experience for MEATDeli products, and scrupulouslycontrol costs to adapt to the new market environment.

Masan will continue to actively explore alternatives in the capitalmarket to extend its debt maturities and improve interest rates and earnings bydeleveraging.

It will also continue to invest in initiatives that build on thestrengths of its comprehensive retail consumer ecosystem such as membershipprogrammes and logistics systems./.
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