Transcorp Hotels plc, owners of Transcorp Hilton Abuja, Transcorp Hotels Calabar and Aura by Transcorp Hotels, has announced its unaudited Q3 results showing 115 percent growth in revenue year-on-year (YoY) to N14.6 billion.
Statement of Profit or Loss:
Year-on-Year Analysis (YTD Sep 2021 to YTD Sep 2020) reveals the following:
Revenue: N14.6 billion in YTD Sep 2021, compared to N6.8 billion in YTD Sep 2020 (115% growth year-on-year)
Gross profit: N10.8 billion in YTD Sep 2021, compared to N4.3 billion in YTD Sep 2020 (149% growth year-on-year)
Operating expenses: N7.9 billion in YTD Sep 2021, compared to N6.0 billion in YTD Sep 2020 (31% growth year-on-year)
Interest Cost: N3.1 billion in YTD Sep 2021, compared to N4.5 billion in YTD Sep 2020 (31% decline year-on-year)
Profit/(Loss) Before Tax: N745 million in YTD Sep 2021, compared to N(5.6) billion in YTD Sep 2020 (662% improvement year-on-year)
Total assets increased by 2.18% from N115.3 billion in December 2020 to N112.9 billion in Q3 2021 due to the increase in Trade Receivables and Cash and Cash Equivalents precipitated by the improvement in business activities within the period.
Total liabilities increased by 3.31% from N53.5 billion in December 2020 to N51.8 billion in Q3 2021. This is due to the increase in trade payables because of improved business activities within the period.
Shareholders Fund: N61.84 billion, a 1.21% year-to-date increase relative to FY 2020’s value at N61.10 billion.
“Our performance reflects the strength of our business to withstand external shocks and continue to grow revenue even in tough economic conditions.
“Demand has continued to improve at impressive levels during the year, accelerating in the third quarter to pre-pandemic levels. We ended September with 63 percent occupancy, growing from 28 percent achieved in the same period last year, as we continue to outperform the industry average on several indices.
“We are seeing significant improvement in our corporate and group bookings, as vaccination rates increase, and companies begin to return to full operations. Domestic leisure demand remains very strong and continues to be responsible for the improvement seen on our revenue and this signifies our nimbleness and strength of purpose to redefine hospitality in Africa.
“Our flagship hotel Transcorp Hilton was named by the World Travel Awards as Africa’s Leading Business Hotel, for seven consecutive years. This is testament to our continued focus on redefining hospitality and providing excellent services to our customers, ensuring that every experience with us is memorable.
“We remain focused on the execution of our growth strategy, leveraging technology and the expertise of our people to deliver best-in-class guest experience across all our assets, properties and touchpoints.
This business, which stems from our asset-light strategy offers us a great opportunity for expansion in line with our long-term plans to expand across Africa.
“As the global economy continues to recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Transcorp Hotels Plc. will remain a leader in the industry, offering bespoke hospitality services to discerning guests, who live for memorable experiences and excellent service delivery.”
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