SATS Expects Food Margin Pressure to Ease as Contract Repricing Takes Effect
- SATS expects cargo volumes to benefit from new wins and network expansion over the next 12 months, subject to Middle East and trade developments.
- Input costs should remain elevated near term, with margin pressure easing over time as contractual repricing takes effect.
- Gateway margins are expected to improve further as rerouting stabilizes; non-aviation food demand should maintain positive momentum.
- Second-quarter FY27 EBITDA fell 2.1% to SGD 300.9 million, reflecting higher input costs and Middle East disruption.
- FY29 targets include an EBITDA margin above 20% and a PATMI margin above 5%.
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