Banyan Tree profitable for first time since FY2015
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LUXURY resort developer Banyan Tree Holdings is back in the black for the first time since FY2015, when it sunk into its worst loss ever.
The company booked a S$12.93 million profit in 2017, compared to its S$16.2 million loss in 2016. Its earnings per share stood at 1.67 cents, up from a loss per share of 2.13 cents.
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