The Agostini’s Group said yesterday that its profit attributable to shareholders, excluding the one-off, non-cash net gain on acquisitions in 2023, decreased by 3 per cent from $182 million to $177 million, for nine-month period ended June 30, 2024.
In the company’s financial statement for the period October 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024 the group reported that sales increased by eight per cent over the prior period to $3.8 billion, while for the three months ended 30 June, 2024, revenue and profit after tax (excluding the adjustment for the net gain) increased by nine per cent and four per cent, respectively, versus the same quarter in the prior year.
The group said it is making significant progress in the structuring of its pharmaceutical and healthcare and consumer products segments, as it outlined plans to integrate and streamline regional operations in each segment to take advantage of strengths in each market and position the Group for future growth.
The company once again stated that at the end of June the group completed the acquisition of the Aventa group in Curacao and Aruba, a leading pharmaceutical distribution company in the Dutch Caribbean.
Agostini’s chairman Christian Mouttet said “This acquisition is in alignment with our regional growth strategy and adds key markets and expertise to our pharmaceutical and healthcare franchise.”
Mouttet added, “In addition to our recent acquisitions, the Group is investing significantly in human resource development, innovation and information technology transformation. These investments will build overall capacity, continue to foster an environment for individual development and advancement, and provide a platform for long term sustainable growth.”