China Aviation Oil Q3 Net Profit Falls 49% to USD 19.81 Million

By Public Technologies
  • China Aviation Oil (Singapore)’s third-quarter 2026 net profit attributable to owners fell 49% year over year to USD 19.64 million.
  • Revenue rose 18% year over year to USD 5.42 billion, due to higher oil prices.
  • Gross profit dropped 76% to USD 6.53 million on lower jet-fuel supply and trading profits and losses from other oil-products trading.
  • Share of results from associates climbed 34% to USD 21.22 million, mainly due to higher contributions from SPIA.
  • The board declared a one-off interim cash dividend of 3.72 Singapore cents per ordinary share, payable December 29, 2026.


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