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Turners Profit Dips on Write Down Despite Record Underlying Result
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AI-generatedTurners Automotive Group (New Zealand) reported a slight profit decline due to a goodwill write-down in its credit business, but underlying operations (auto retail, finance, insurance) achieved record results. The write-down is a one-off accounting adjustment, not a recurring commercial issue. No direct commodity or supply chain impact; the company's diversified model shows resilience. Weak commercial mechanism: the write-down is non-cash and does not affect cash flow or core margins.
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- Turners Automotive Group net profit $38.2M, down from $38.6M due to $7.5M goodwill write-down in EC Credit.
- Revenue increased to $451.2M from $414.2M.
- Operating earnings rose to $70.6M from $61.9M.
- Record financial results across auto retail, finance, and insurance divisions.
- Final dividend 9.0 cents per share, total 33.0 cents per share, up 14% YoY.
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