-- EBOS集團(澳交所代號:EBO,紐西蘭證券交易所代號:EBO)週三向澳洲和紐西蘭證券交易所提交的文件顯示,該公司已將2026財年息稅折舊攤銷前利潤預期下調至約6.1億澳元至6.2億澳元,低於先前預期的6.15億澳元至6.35億澳元。下調預期的原因在於,全球供應中斷和地緣政治風險導致燃料和能源成本上漲。 該公司在文件中表示,由於其在澳洲和紐西蘭的以分銷為主的業務中,運輸、物流和碳氫化合物消耗品的成本上升,導致額外成本增加500萬澳元至1000萬澳元。 該公司預計,儘管基本需求保持穩定,但由於必要的醫療保健服務義務和監管限制(包括社區服務義務安排),今年將無法將所有近期成本上漲轉嫁給客戶。 該公司正在與包括澳洲政府在內的利益相關者就潛在的燃料成本回收進行磋商,但時間表和結果仍不確定,該文件補充道。
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