Beijing time on May 18 morning, SAN,
, Ctrip (Nasdaq: CTRP) announced today its unaudited first quarter ended March 31, 2012 financial results. The report shows, The Ctrip first quarter net revenue of $ 900 million to 11 million yuan (100 million $ 45 million), an increase of 19%; net profit of 100 million to 69 million yuan ($ 27 million), down 28 percent.
in 2012 first quarter results summary:
2012 first quarter net operating income of 900 million to 11 million yuan (100 million $ 45 million), an increase of 19% with an increase of 15-20% expected.
2012 in the first quarter gross margin was 75% compared to the same period in 2011 was 78%.
2012 first quarter operating profit of 100 million to 7700 million yuan ($ 28 million), down 33 percent. Excluding share-based compensation expenses, operating profit for the first quarter of 2012 to 200 million 77 million yuan ($ 44 million), down 17 percent.
2012 first quarter operating margin was 19% compared to the same period in 2011 was 34%. Excluding share-based compensation expenses, in the first quarter of 2012 operating margin of 30% and 44% compared to the same period in 2011.
in 2012 first quarter net profit attributable to Ctrip shareholders for 100 million to 6900 million yuan ($ 27 million), down 28 percent. Excluding share-based compensation costs in the first quarter of 2012 net profit attributable to Ctrip shareholders for 200 million 70 million yuan ($ 43 million), down 12%.
in 2012 first quarter earnings diluted per ADS 1.11 yuan (0.18 U.S. dollars). Excluding share-based compensation costs, diluted earnings per depositary receipts in the first quarter of 2012 to 1.77 yuan (0.28 U.S. dollars).
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the first quarter of share-based compensation costs totaled $ 103 100 million yuan ($ 16 million), accounting for 11% of the net operating income, the profit per ADS for the first quarter of 2012 The impact of 0.66 yuan (0.11 U.S. dollars).
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in 2012 first quarter, hotel reservation revenues of 300 million 67 million yuan ($ 58 million), an increase of 18%, growth comes mainly from hotel bookings 21% year-on-year growth, and was room nights revenue fell 3% partially offset. Hotel reservation revenues decreased 8%, mainly affected by seasonal factors.
Air ticket booking revenues
2012 first quarter to 300 million 60 million yuan ($ 57 million), an increase of 10 percent, an increase mainly comes from ticket bookings year-on-year growth of 17%, and each ticket commission revenue 5 percent decline in influence. Air ticket booking revenues decreased 5%.
in 2012, the first quarter of the tourist resort business revenue of 100 million to 6600 million yuan ($ 26 million), an increase of 33%, the growth comes mainly from the growth of leisure travel demand. Tourist resort business revenue growth of 28%, the growth comes mainly from the growth of demand for leisure travel during the Spring Festival.
in 2012, the first quarter of the travel management business operating income of 39 million yuan ($ 6 million), an increase of 23% growth comes mainly from the growth of business travel demand driven by the business activities. The travel management business operating income decreased 18% decline during the Spring Festival commercial activities to reduce the impact.
in 2012 first quarter net operating income of 900 million to 11 million yuan (100 million $ 45 million), an increase of 19%. In the first quarter of 2012, net operating revenues decreased 2%.
2012 first quarter gross margin was 75% compared to the same period in 2011 was 78% to 76% relative to the previous quarter.
2012 first quarter product development costs 100 million to 9600 million yuan ($ 31 million), an increase of 51%, 14%, growth, growth was mainly attributable to product developers, and share-based compensation costs increase. Excluding share-based compensation charges, product development costs of the first quarter of 2012 accounted for 18% of the net turnover, an increase compared to 2011 over the same period the 14% and 16% of the previous quarter.
2012 first quarter sales and marketing costs of $ 483 million yuan ($ 29 million), an increase of 47%, the growth of the main reasons for the increase in marketing activities and increase . The first quarter of 2012, sales and marketing expenses decreased 1%. Excluding share-based compensation expenses, cost of sales of the first quarter of 2012 accounted for 19% of the net turnover, compared to 15% in the same period in 2011 increased, consistent relative to the previous quarter.
2012 first quarter administrative expenses 100 000 000 2900 million yuan ($ 20 million), an increase of 57%, growth of 14%, mainly due to growth management and share-based compensation costs increase caused by the impact and the increase in the turnover tax by VAT reform. Excluding share-based compensation expenses, administrative expenses of the first quarter of 2012 accounted for 8% of the net turnover, compared to the same period in 2011 5%, and 6% of the previous quarter has increased.
2012 first quarter operating profit of 100 million to 7700 million yuan ($ 28 million), down 33 percent, a decline of 23%. Excluding share-based compensation costs in the first quarter of 2012 operating profit of 200 million 77 million yuan ($ 44 million), down 17%, decreased by 15%.
2012 first quarter operating margin was 19% compared to the same period in 2011 was 34%, relative to the previous quarter to 25%. Excluding share-based compensation expenses, operating margin was 30%, 44% compared to the same period in 2011, and 35% of the last quarter of decline.
2012 first quarter effective income tax rate of 28 percent, compared to 21 percent over the same period in 2011 and last quarter, 23 percent have risen, the main reason for rising is not tax deductible share-based compensation costs accounted for The increase in operating profit percentage.
in 2012 first quarter net profit attributable to Ctrip shareholders for 100 million to 6900 million yuan ($ 27 million), down 28 percent, a decline of 33%. Excluding share-based compensation expenses, net profit attributable to Ctrip shareholders for 200 million 70 million yuan ($ 43 million), down 12%, decreased by 22%.
in 2012 first quarter earnings diluted per ADS 1.11 yuan (0.18 U.S. dollars). Excluding share-based compensation expenses in the first quarter of 2012 earnings diluted per ADS 1.77 yuan ($ 0.28).
As of March 31, 2012, the balance of cash and short-term investments of 5.2 billion yuan (800 million $ 19 million).
outlook
Ctrip expects second quarter of 2012 net operating income growth of about 15-20%. The projections reflect the the Ctrip preliminary judgment made based on the current situation and may lead to changes.
recent developments
As of May 16, 2012, according to the 2008 and 2011, respectively, through two stock repurchase program, Ctrip in the open market, the Chinese Communists to purchase approximately 2.6 million The Ctrip Depositary Receipts, worth $ 58 million.
executives promoted
Ctrip today announced the appointment of chief financial officer, Sun Jie chief operating officer. Served as Chief Financial Officer since December 2005 to May 2012, Sun Jie, construction Ctrip become important managers of the leading online travel companies. Sun Jie in 2011 by Institutional Investor Magazine named Asia’s best chief financial officer. In terms of financial operations, mergers and acquisitions and investor relations, she not only made a good reputation also has a very rich experience and practice in the OTA business operations and management.
Ctrip also announced the appointment of the vice chief financial officer Wu Wenjie as Chief Financial Officer. Wu Wenjie join Ctrip in December 2011 as Deputy Chief Financial Officer. Wu Wenjie is a veteran Internet and media industry analyst in 2005-2011, worked at Morgan Stanley Asia and Citigroup Investment Research analysts. Wu Jie was one of the largest red-chip companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, China Merchants Holdings (International) Co., Ltd. Prior to this, enterprise operation and management of the work of the Department for three years. Miss Wu has a Ph.D. in Finance from the University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Masters Degree in Finance and Economics, Nankai University master’s and bachelor’s degree. Miss Wu to become a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) since 2004.
Ctrip, president and CEO Min Fan, said: contribution. We are very pleased Wu Wenjie successor Chief Financial Officer. Miss Wu in the capital markets, operations management of the Internet industry and large enterprises have a wealth of experience and knowledge makes her the best candidate for Ctrip Chief Financial Officer and we believe Ctrip expansion under the leadership of the executive team will achieve greater success. : 00PM (Shanghai / Hong Kong time zone, 17 in May 2012, 9:00 AM) conference call.
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