Corporate Earnings Results for the Week Ended 030223

During the week ending Friday, February 3^rd, 2023, Nineteen (19) quoted firms declared their results.

Fifteen (15) out of the Nineteen (19) firms declared revenue growth. JOHNHOLT records 199.58% growth in earnings to emerge as the firm with the highest growth in earnings while also recording 59.73% loss in earnings Q1 results to top the highest loss in earnings.

MRS tops with the highest PAT figure while CHAMS declared the least with a loss.

S/No	Ticker	Period	Current Revenue	Previous Revenue	% Chg	Current PAT	Previous PAT	% Chg
1	OMATEK	Q4 2022	4	4	-14.63%	(1,299)	(1,289)	0.79%
2	MTNN	Q4 2020	2,012,272	1,654,299	21.64%	361,532.00	298,654.00	21.05%
3	PRESCO	Q4 2022	83,065	47,426	75.15%	21,466	19,320	123.13%
4	GEREGU	Q4 2022	47,619	70,957	-32.89%	10,171	20,550	-50.51%
5	THOMASWY	Q4 2022	62	66	-5.51%	27	72	-62.50%
6	JOHNHOLT	Q1 2023	331	822	-59.73%	(338)	(197)	71.57%
7	INITSPLC	Q4 2022	209	112	86.81%	31	29	6.64%
8	MBENEFIT	Q4 2022	33,786	29,299	15.31%	4,064	(5,425)	-174.91%
9	CHAMS	Q4 2022	4,543	3,325	36.63%	(335)	89	-474.76%
10	ALEX	Q4 2022	2,637	2,635	0.08%	36	67	-46.30%
11	ABCTRANS	Q4 2022	7,602	6,812	11.60%	(48)	(181)	-73.65%
12	JOHNHOLT	Q4 2022	3,553	1,186	199.58%	541	(508)	-206.50%
13	JAIZBANK	Q4 2022	31,450	24,177	30.08%	6,086	4,299	41.57%
14	HMARKINS	Q4 2022	12,815	10,500	22.05%	1,024	791	29.52%
15	CWG	Q4 2022	14,205	11,709	21.32%	630	450	40.04%
16	ETRANZACT	Q4 2022	22,378	23,466	-4.64%	1,367	413	230.91%
17	AIICO	Q4 2022	88,323	71,646	23.28%	6,858	4,916	39.50%
18	CORNERST	Q4 2022	22,282	20,921	6.51%	3,001	3,536	-15.13%
19	MRS	Q4 2022	100,212	71,976	39.23%	1,422	340	318.39%
20	LIVESTOCK	Q4 2022	16,410	14,640	12.09%	(898)	430	-308.91%

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