Malaysia based AirAsia’s third-quarter net
profit fell 84.8 per cent due mainly to higher financing costs.
Net profit for the quarter ending
September 30 was 5.4 million ringgit ($1.61 million), the company said, while
revenue increased 3.1 percent to 1.32 billion ringgit.
The company blamed some of the lower
profit on affiliate Thai AirAsia posting its second consecutive quarterly loss
due to the unsettled political situation in Thailand.
In a filing with the local exchange,
AirAsia said TAA recorded an operating loss of 420 million baht (RM43mil) in
the third quarter compared to a profit of 377.6 million baht (RM38.68mil)
previously.
Cumulative, for the nine-month period of
FY14, AirAsia’s net profit jumped 158% to RM512.3mil from RM198.6mil in the
same period last year, while revenue rose to RM3.93bil from RM3.84bil
previously.
AirAsia said one aircraft was added into
Malaysia during the quarter, bringing the total number of aircraft based in
Malaysia to 81.On its prospects, AirAsia said the group would not be taking
delivery of any A320 aircraft in the fourth quarter.
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