On Friday August 25, the Qantas Group released preliminary results for the full 2017 Financial year ending June 30, and the underlying profit was the second-highest in the company’s history at AU$1,401bn before tax. This figure was down 8.6% on last year’s record figures, but was higher than anticipated, thanks to the strengthening of its domestic business. The Statutory Profit Before Tax was AU$1.181m. As a summary of all results, on a combined basis Qantas and Jetstar had an underlying EBIT of AU$865m, while Qantas International posted an underlying EBIT of AU$327m. The Jetstar Group delivered its second-highest profit in its 19-year history of operations. Qantas Loyalty booked a record AU$369m Underlying EBIT on a 4% percent increase in revenue. As the Group’s CEO, Alan Joyce commented: “Three years ago, we started an ambitious turnaround program to make the Qantas Group strong and profitable. We tackled some difficult structural issues, became a lot more efficient and kept improving customer service. Today’s announcements show this plan has well-and-truly paid off. It’s delivered AU$3.5bn in cumulative underlying profit, record customer satisfaction and the opportunity for Qantas to grow. (US$1.00 = AU$1.26 at time of publication.)
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Qantas Group delivers strong returns for FY 2017 in all areas
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