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2012-10-18
The Palestine Exchange (PEX) received the unaudited
interim consolidated condensed financial statements from
Palestine Electric Company (
PEC). PEX disclosure rules give all PEX listed companies one month to report their third quarter interim financial statements as reviewed by the company’s internal auditor. In addition to this press release, this disclosure was published on the PEX website (www.pex.ps) and emailed to PEX member securities firms.
PEC is the first company within the
Service Sector to disclose its interim financial statements for the first nine months of
2012.
The disclosed information includes: the Statement of Financial Position,
a Statement of Income & Comprehensive Income, Changes in Equity Ownership, and the Statement of Cash Flows. The company also provided its interim financial statements via the approved electronic form of disclosure applicable to the
Service Sector. The interim report should also include information required by Article (37/2) of the PEX disclosure rules in place. The company
included information regarding management, issued shares, material changes and significant events that may have affected financial performances during the first nine months of the year.
According to company data for the first nine months of the year, net profit before taxes reached 11,011,254
USD, compared with a net profit before taxes of 7,443,934
USD from the first nine months of
2011, a net
increase of 47.9%. Total assets of the company reached 115,564,113
USD as of September 30th,
2012, compared to total assets of 117,726,912
USD as of December 31st,
2011, a net
decrease of 1.8%. Total liabilities of the company reached 32,410,048
USD as of September 30th,
2012, compared to total liabilities of 39,584,101
USD as of December 31st,
2011, a net
decrease of 18.1%. Net ownership equity of the company reached 83,154,065
USD as of September 30th,
2012, compared with a net ownership equity of 78,142,811
USD as of December 31st,
2011, a net
increase of 6.4% in the first nine months.
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