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Kutshanje, Lixil Group, I-TOTO, Musk, Geberit, Takara Standard and other foreign companies have announced their half-year or quarterly reports. The reports show that during the epidemic, the sales and net profits of the companies have declined to varying degrees, and some companies have even made zero entries. The current epidemic in Spain, Jemani , iUK, Japan and other countries has been repeated, and the impact on companies is expected to continue.

 

Lixil Group.

Business Profit Slips 125.1% To Loss In April-June

Ngo-Agasti 6, 2020, the Lixil Group announced its first quarterly report for fiscal year 2020 (UTshazimpuzi 2020 ukuya ku-Matshi 2021), and from April to June 2020, a number of financial indicators declined due to the impact of the epidemic and the increase in the Japanese consumption tax. Phakathi kwabo, sales fell 14.6% ukuya 310.5 billion yen (malunga 20.490 billion yuan), business profit fell 125.1% ukuya -2.6 billion yen (compared with a profit of 10.5 billion yen a year earlier), and EBITDA narrowed to 17.7 billion yen from 29.5 billion yen in the same period a year earlier.

From April to June, shipments declined the most in China, down from nearly 10% positive growth in April to less than -10% ngoMeyi, and then tended to recover, although a decline of about 6% is expected in July. Okuchasene, I-U.S., EMEA markets bucked the trend, with the U.S. market jumping from negative growth of -30% in April to positive growth of nearly 10% in June.

The Lixil Group recorded sales declines in all major markets from April to June, with the largest declines in Asia Pacific (-31%), Europe and Central Africa (-20%), the United States (-15%), Japhan (-11%) and China (-7%), resulting in a 99% decline in operating profit outside Japan and a 58% decline in operating profit in Japan, for a total decrease in operating profit of $0.5 ibhiliyoni. 78% and operating profit margin was only 1.8%, ukwehla kwe 5 points from the same period last year.

In terms of sub-brands, ASB (ASD Holdings), a subsidiary of American Standard, achieved sales of $259 isigidi (Malunga neRMM 1.803 ibhiliyoni) in April-June, phantsi 15% unyaka nonyaka, with operating profit of $60 isigidi, phantsi 56% unyaka nonyaka, and profit margin down 2.3 points to 2%. GAO reported sales of 281 million euros (Malunga neRMM 2.317 ibhiliyoni) in April-June, phantsi 25% unyaka nonyaka, with an operating profit of 01 million euros, phantsi 97% unyaka nonyaka, and a margin cut to 0%.

 

Musk.

Good Performance In The First Quarter To Offset The Impact Of The Outbreak In The Second Quarter

NgoJulayi 30, Musk Group reported the second quarter of 2020.In April-June 2020, Musk achieved sales of $1.764 ibhiliyoni (Malunga neRMM 12.279 ibhiliyoni), phantsi 4% unyaka nonyaka; operating profit of $339 isigidi, phantsi 2% unyaka nonyaka; ichatshazelwe ngubhubhane, Musk pipeline products sales from the first half of 2019 1,012 million to $868 isigidi, a decline of 14%. Nangona kunjalo, improved sales of coatings and related products drove an 8% increase in sales of decorative building products.

For the entire first half of the year, Musk’s sales were down just $07 million to $3.345 billion from $3.352 billion for the same period in 2019, and operating profit even increased by $20 million to $564 isigidi, reflecting Musk’s good first quarter sales, which only declined in the second quarter due to the epidemic.

Musk CEO Keith Allman said the company puts the safety of its employees and customers at the forefront of its mind, and while there are many unknowns, strong demand for the company’s products is expected to continue in the third quarter, assuming there are no temporary shutdowns due to the outbreak.Allman also revealed that the board of directors has announced a 4 percent increase in the annual dividend to $0.5 billion per share beginning in the fourth quarter. 0.56 as a sign of confidence in the future.

 

Geberit.

First-Half Sales Down 10 Percent.

Asian Markets Down Over 24%

According to Geberit’s first-half report released on July 6, 2020, NgoJanuwari-kaJuni, Geberit achieved sales of CHF 1.468 ibhiliyoni (Malunga neRMM 11.217 ibhiliyoni), phantsi 9.8%, of which Europe and the United States decreased by 8.7% kwaye 8.6% ngokulandelelanayo, the Far East and the Pacific, the Middle East and Africa fell by as much as 24.2% kwaye 31.6%. .

On a regional basis, after adjusting for currency exchange rates, Geberit’s first-half sales declined the most in the UK and Ireland (-34.1%), the Middle East and Africa (-25.9), ElamaTaliyane (-25.1%), the Iberian Peninsula (-20.9%), Fransi (-19.2%), the Far East and Pacific (-18.5%) and the United States (-5.4%). Only Germany, Scandinavia, Swizalend, Eastern Europe, Benelux and Australia recorded sales growth, although in the German market, where growth was greatest, the increase was also only 2.9%.

On the product side, first-half sales in all three of Geberit’s major categories were down nearly 10%, with installation and flushing systems down 10.3%, plumbing systems down 9.0% and bathroom systems down 9.9%.

 

Toto.

April-June Net Profit Down 83%

NgoJulayi 31, TOTO released its first quarterly report for fiscal year 2020 (UTshazimpuzi 2020 ukuya ku-Matshi 2021).From April to June 2020, several of TOTO’s financial figures declined year-on-year, including a 13% decrease in sales to 118.1 billion yen (Malunga ne-RMB 7,793 isigidi), and an 83% decrease in net income attributable to the parent company’s shareholders to 600 million yen (fiscal 2019 TOTO believes that the large decline in sales and net profit is due to the epidemic, and it predicts that without the impact of the epidemic, net profit would have increased by more than 60% in the same period.

In this earnings report, TOTO lists the January-March operations in China, EAsia, Europe and the US separately. In terms of RMB, from January to March, TOTO achieved sales of 573 million yuan in China, phantsi 279 million yuan, or more than 30%, compared to 852 million yuan in the same period last year, TOTO estimated that the epidemic led to a decrease in sales of 294 million yuan. According to TOTO’s statistics, the month with the largest decline in sales in China was February with a 68% decline, followed by a gradual recovery to an increase of 12% in June. In terms of operating profit, the Chinese market also declined by 26% to RMB102 million from RMB138 million in the same period last year.

During the epidemic, TOTO China market sales of all categories have decreased to varying degrees, including a 44% decrease in sanitary ceramics, a 16% decrease in washroom, faucet hardware decreased by 30%, TOTO estimates that if there is no epidemic, sales of the three categories will increase by 1%, 2% kwaye 2%. The financial report also revealed that from January to March, the number of units sold in the Chinese market to wash the beauty of the Chinese market decreased by 28%, and from April to June increased by 6%.

Takara.

Net Profit Down 57.4% In April-June

Ngo-Agasti 3, Takara Standard, a Japanese bathroom company, announced its first quarter report for fiscal year 2020 (UTshazimpuzi 2020 ukuya ku-Matshi 2021).In April-June 2020, Takara Standard achieved sales of 44.092 billion yen (Malunga neRMM 2.91 ibhiliyoni), a year-on-year decrease of 9.0%; the net profit attributable to the parent company fell by 57.4%.

1 [Trends in key management indicators].

Set Aside (Imali)		146th Meeting First Quarter (Of Financial Year) Consolidated Cumulative Total	147th First Quarter (Of Financial Year) Consolidated Cumulative Total	146th Issue
Accounting Period		From April 1, 2019 Until 30 Isilimela 2019	From April 1, 2020 30 Isilimela 2020	From April 1, 2019 Until 31 EyoKwindla 2020
Sell	(Millions Of Yen)	48,442	44.092	201,521
Ordinary Income	(Millions Of Yen)	3,520	1,535	13,109
Quarterly Results Attributable To Shareholders Of The Parent Company	(Millions Of Yen)	2,375	1,011	8,647
Imali engena emveni kotsalwa	(Millions Of Yen)	2,024	2,337	7,117
Consolidated Income (Loss) For The Quarter	(Millions Of Yen)	162,892	167,835	166,741
I-ATTATI NET	(Millions Of Yen)	252,318	251,595	256,569
I-asethi iyonke	(Yen)	32,49	13.83	118.24
Quarterly (Current) Per Share	(Yen)	一	一	一
Net Profit	(%)	64.6	66.7	65.0
Diluted Earnings Per Share	(Millions Of Yen)	5,160	Δ 863	17,061
Imali engena emveni kotsalwa	(Millions Of Yen)	Δ 1,070	Δ 1,415	Δ 5. 021
Capital Adequacy Ratio	(Millions Of Yen)	Δ 1,023	Δ 1,088	Δ 2.412
Due To Sales Activities	(Millions Of Yen)	68,074	71,265	74,633

Net income attributable to shareholders of 1,011 million yen, phantsi 57.4% unyaka nonyaka. Takara Standard’s forecast for fiscal 2020: sales of ¥188.00 billion, phantsi 6.7% unyaka nonyaka; net income attributable to shareholders of the parent company of ¥4.100 billion, phantsi 52.6% year-on-year.Takara Standard said that previously, due to the impact of the epidemic, it is difficult to make a reasonable estimate of full-year results, but With the lifting of the emergency in Japan and the confirmation of fiscal first-quarter results, it is possible to make a reasonable estimate. Nangona kunjalo, Takara Standard said that this estimate does not take into account the impact of the second wave of the epidemic and other events, so there are still uncertainties.

It is worth mentioning that Takara Standard announced on July 28 that one of its employees, who works as a construction manager at its Kobe City office, has been diagnosed with neo-coronary pneumonia, and has requested that those in close contact with him be isolated at home and undergo health monitoring. According to another announcement on July 30, an employee working at a showroom in Ebina City, Kanagawa Prefecture, who was identified as a close contact of a patient with neo-coronary pneumonia, was temporarily shut down and the showroom reopened on August 3.