Aeon Credit managing director Yuro Kisaka (pic) said: “The company managed to recover in terms of sales and business performance despite the pandemic challenges, and we shall continue to strive in building the business sustainability by investing in information technology to further transform our capability in digitalisation and its business.”
KUALA LUMPUR: Aeon Credit Service (M) Bhd
posted revenue of RM401.47mil for its third quarter ended Nov 30, compared with the RM402.46mil recorded a year ago.
For the quarter under review, it posted a pre-tax profit of RM57.71mil compared with RM76.49mil in the preceding quarter, largely due to higher impairment losses on financing receivables of RM156.91mil recorded in the current quarter compared with RM112.01mil in the preceding quarter. Total transaction and financing volume for the quarter under review stood at RM1.22bil.
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