Swissport (Tanzania) performance at the
Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) over the last 12 months, witnessed
the firm’s share prices rising by slightly more than 100 per cent.
Over the past 12 months, shares
of the aviation ground services provider rose from 820/- to reach
1,660/-, a good appreciation on the back of the firm’s best performing
year since it was listed at the bourse.
The rise at the stock exchange is a
reflection of the firm’s good performance after posting a pre-tax
increment of eight per cent in the first half of this year.
The firm saw
its pre-tax profit shooting up from 3.99bn/- to 4.33bn/- as of last
June -- thanks to increased frequencies and use of bigger aircraft by
airlines.
Swissport’s Chairman Juan Jose Andres
Alvez said he was delighted to announce an interim dividend of 2.43bn/-
compared to 2.24bn/- of the previous half.
The profitability level
pushed up the earning per share by 12 per cent from 75/33 to 84/36,
while interim dividend rose by eight per cent from 62/27 to 67/49 in
comparison to last year’s corresponding period.
On the future outlook, the chairman said
on decreased cargo volumes over European economic crisis, the situation
seems to be grim.
Swissport was distantly followed by TBL whose shares
went up 29.7 per cent to 2,620/-, with TCC coming third with 28.03 per
cent share appreciation to 4,020/- each.
Source: The Daily News,http://www.dailynews.co.tz, reported by Abduel Elinaza in Dar es Salaam
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