DBC Joint Stock Company has released its financial report for Q1 2025, highlighting the difference in net profit after tax (NPAT) between the consolidated financial statements (CFS) and the parent company’s financial statements. Notably, the NPAT of the parent company is higher than that of the CFS, with several key reasons provided.
Firstly, there was an increase in revenue from core business activities, attributed to product development strategies and market expansion. Secondly, cost reductions in production and management have contributed to improved profits.
Moreover, the company emphasized that despite positive growth, external factors such as raw material price fluctuations and the impact of the global market still need careful monitoring. DBC is committed to adjusting strategies to maintain sustainable business efficiency in the upcoming quarters.
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