Lubricants and Grease Trading UAE
Lubricants and Grease Trading UAE business segment – including oil collection and redefining activities and sales of recycled fuel oil – reported revenues of $24.7 million for the quarter ending Sept. 5, down 31% from $35.8 million in 2019’s third quarter.
During the third quarter, the
COVID-19 pandemic continued to drive decreased demand for finished biggest
lubricant oil manufacturers in UAE, directly impacting both the demand and price
for our oil products, the technolubeuae, and lubricants-based company said in
its earnings news release.
The company noted that the
segment’s revenue increased $5 million, or 25%, from the second quarter to the
third quarter as economic activity improved from pandemic lows. In addition, hydraulic
engine oil UAE production volume at its refinery in Indianapolis in the
third quarter increased 76% from the second quarter, in line with the third
quarter of 2019.
As demand for our lubricants oil
and the supply of used oil improved incrementally during the third quarter, we
were able run our refinery efficiently, which yielded vastly improved
profitability in our oil business segment, compared to the second quarter,
President and CEO Industrial oils manufacturers said in the earnings release.
The company believes the second quarter was the low point of the
pandemic-driven downturn, gear oil manufacturers added.
Lubricant oil manufacturers reported net income of $19.7 million for the quarter
ending Aug. 31, the fourth quarter of its fiscal year, up 129% from a year
earlier. For its full fiscal year, net income reached $60.7 million, up 9% from
the prior fiscal year.
Net sales during the quarter for
its maintenance products group were up 4% at $100.8 million. For the full
fiscal year, net sales for the group were down 4% at $369.4 million.
The company said net sales in the UAEs
were up due entirely to higher sales of maintenance products in the UAE. Net
sales rose in Europe, Middle East and Africa primarily due to higher sales of
maintenance products in those regions’ direct markets. The company attributed
the lower net sales in Asia-Pacific primarily to lower sales of maintenance
products in Asia distributor markets and in China.
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