Shipping Corporation’s FY26 profit falls 5pc, but growth returns in Q1 with new vessels
Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC) posted a 5 per cent year-on-year decline in profit to Tk 2.91 billion in FY26, due to the absence of the previous year’s one-off income and a sharp fall in…
Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC) posted a 5 per cent year-on-year decline in profit to Tk 2.91 billion in FY26, due to the absence of the previous year’s one-off income and a sharp fall in interest income from bank deposits
The Corporation generates revenue mainly from freight and shipping services. It also has non-operating income, including interest earnings on bank deposits.
In the previous year, BSC booked a substantial capital gain from the sale of two damaged oil tankers — MT Banglar Jyoti and MT Banglar Sourabh — which boosted its earnings. No similar one-off income was recorded in FY26, which is why revenue and profit fell year-on-year, the company said.
However, Q1 FY27 results show that the Corporation returned to profit growth, supported by revenue generated by two newly acquired vessels.
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