BRP Sees Higher Fuel Costs Dragging on Margins in F27 -- Market Talk
Dow Jones
Mar 26
0956 ET - BRP says that higher gas prices are likely going to affect profitability. On an analyst call, CFO Sebastien Martel says that with fuel price assumptions at $100 a barrel, up from $60 a barrel previously, he expects that this will have a 60 basis-point hit to margins. He says that the higher costs are seen filtering through its supply chain, which affects overall profits, but notes that this is already included in its earnings outlook for F27, which is for net income of C$410 million to C$480 million. "We have baked in the cost of a higher barrel cost on our business," Martel says. (adriano.marchese@wsj.com)
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