
Malardshir Agricultural and Livestock Company succeeded in increasing its net profit margin by 23% in the first eight months of 1404 compared to the same period last year; an achievement that reflects a qualitative improvement in the company's profitability structure beyond mere revenue growth.
This growth in profit margin is the result of redesigning the cost and revenue composition, effective control of the cost of goods produced, increased operational efficiency in livestock units, and an improved ratio of production to resource consumption. The focus on increasing the economic yield of each production unit has ensured that profit growth is achieved through process optimization rather than increasing production pressure.
The increase in net profit margin shows that Malardshir has been able to convert a significant portion of revenue growth into actual and sustainable profit; a matter that plays an important role in strengthening the company's financial power, increasing reinvestment capacity, and enhancing economic resilience against fluctuations in the input market.
Meysam Amirhosseini, CEO of Malardshir Agricultural and Livestock Company, explained this performance by stating:
"The management's focus on precise control of operational costs, increasing the utilization of existing capacities, and promoting the efficiency of the production-to-sales chain has led to a significant improvement in the company's profit margin. This path has strengthened the foundation of sustainable and reliable profitability for the company."