Slc Agricola S.A. operates in the Cotton sector.
In addition to historical fundamental analyses, the complete report available to purchase compares Slc Agricola S.A. with three other
cotton growers in developing countries:
Cottonindo Ariesta Tbk PT
of INDONESIA
(2020
sales of 66.10 billion Indonesian Rupiahs [US$4.65 million]
),
Xinjiang Sayram Modern Agricultural Co., Ltd.
of CHINA
(1.12 billion Chinese Renmimbi [US$173.20 million]
of which 65%
was Agriculture), and
Xinjiang Talimu Agriculture Development Company Limited
which is
also
based in CHINA
(556.23 million Chinese Renmimbi [US$86.09 million]
of which 48%
was Milk Production).
Sales Analysis.
Sales were up sharply during the second
quarter of 2021 versus the previous year's second quarter.
During the second
quarter of 2021, sales at Slc Agricola S.A. totalled
1.04 billion Brazilian Reals.
This is
an increase of 85.5%
from the 562.63 million Brazilian Reals in sales at the company during the second quarter of 2020.
This was the biggest same quarter rise in sales at Slc Agricola S.A. in the previous 35 quarters.
During the first two
quarters of 2021, sales totalled 1.87 billion Brazilian Reals, which is
56.6% higher
than through the first two quarters of 2020.
During the previous 8 quarters, sales at Slc Agricola S.A. have increased compared with the same quarter in the previous year.
There appears to be at least some degree of seasonality in the sales at Slc Agricola S.A.: during 8 of the previous 9
years, sales were highest during the fourth quarter.
The exception to this was during 2012, when the
first quarter was the best quarter, accounting for
28% of sales (during that same year, the
fourth quarter accounted for 27% of sales).
Slc Agricola S.A. reported sales of 3.10 billion Brazilian Reals (US$579.95 million)
for the
year ending
December of 2020.
This
represents
an
increase of 22.1%
versus 2019, when the company's sales were 2.54 billion Brazilian Reals.
This was the fourth straight year of sales growth at Slc Agricola S.A..
Sales of Agricultural Products saw an increase
of
22.7% in 2020, from
2.53 billion Brazilian Reals to 3.11 billion Brazilian Reals.