bobrun
10th Mar 2020, 00:40
Cathay Pacific to count the cost of Hong Kong unrest, as analysts predict losses for protest period (https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/transport/article/3074339/cathay-pacific-count-cost-hong-kong-unrest-analysts)
"Cathay Pacific Airways is likely to announce a small second-half loss but a full-year profit for 2019 on Wednesday, reflecting the impact of months of social unrest in Hong Kong, according to analysts.
The city’s embattled de facto flagship carrier is expected to deliver a 2019 profit of about HK$1.15 billion (US$148 million)..."
Profit but no 13th month ????
"Cathay Pacific Airways is likely to announce a small second-half loss but a full-year profit for 2019 on Wednesday, reflecting the impact of months of social unrest in Hong Kong, according to analysts.
The city’s embattled de facto flagship carrier is expected to deliver a 2019 profit of about HK$1.15 billion (US$148 million)..."
Profit but no 13th month ????