$CCC.ja reported their full year 2021 earnings. Here's a #SOTRSummary:

- Sales ⬆️ 18%
-Net Income ⬆️ 34%

This performance seems to have been largely driven by lower finance expenses and lower losses on foreign exchange.
Please see the director's statement below.
Of note, the company's leverage position has materially improved. Financial obligations in general have fallen since 2020, positioning the balance sheet well for future growth.

Operating cashflows were robust. It was used to buy more fixed assets and to pay various forms of debt
At a price of 75.86, CCC is currently trading at 14.9 times earnings.

The stock took a dive late last year when investors caught wind of a pending decision for $CCC.ja to pay a fee not exceeding 4% of Net Sales to it's ultimate parent.
Of note, the annual fee is 2% for this financial year.

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Feb 28
$ECL.ja has reported its Q2 Earnings. Here's a #SOTRSummary:

-Revenues ⬆️257% 🔥🔥
-Net losses are down but still present at US$321k vs US$571k last year same period.

Though passenger numbers improved, higher operating, direct & finance expenses ate away at higher sales. Image
Please see the management discussion of the numbers below.

Of note, it was stated that the work on the new post-security lounge should be completed by today (end of February 2022). Image
$ECL.ja's balance sheet remains dominated by its leased assets with a high amount of leverage relative to equity value.

Though operating cashflows were positive for the period, fixed asset purchases and lease payments ate away most of its cash balance. ImageImage
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