Article: SRI LANKA'S TOKYO CEMENT SEPT NET PROFIT FALLS ON BUILDING SLOWDOWN.(Financial report)

COLOMBO, Nov 10 Asia Pulse - Sri Lanka's Tokyo Cement group said September quarter net profit fell 12 per cent to 139 million rupees (US$1.2 million) from a year ago owing to a drop in sales which however are expected to pick up.

The firm said in a stock exchange filing of interim results that sales during the quarter were flat at 4.3 billion rupees although operating profit rose by half to just over a billion rupees.

Earnings per share fell to 5.15 rupees from 5.84 rupees over the period.

The company is a joint venture between Nippon Coke & Engineering Company (formerly Mitsui Mining Co.), the largest coal-mining company in Japan, and the ...

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