MMG cuts net losses by 90%
- Saudi Arabia: Wednesday, May 01 - 2013 at 05:30
Saudi construction firm Mohammad Al-Mojil Group (MMG) has said its financial results for the first quarter showed a marked improvement in the cash flows of the company by a total of SR184.9m compared with the first quarter of 2012, Saudi Gazette has reported. MMG has recorded SR197.4m improvement in operating cash flows, SR98.8m increase in investment cash flows and a reduction of SR111.3m in financing cash flows, the troubled firm said. The company has also achieved a reduction in net loss by 90% compared with the previous quarter and 36% over the same quarter of last year, it said. "At the same time, MMG managed to secure additional works in its core business, which is starting to generate healthy returns. At the moment, the size of the new projects is small, given the significant resources of the company committed to the completion of legacy fixed price projects," said the chief executive of MMG, Stewart Macphail.
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