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KUALA LUMPUR (April 24): MISC Bhd expects a 20% rise in 2020 net operating cash flow compared with 2018, in anticipation that 2019 projects will start to contribute in 2020. 

Speaking to reporters here today after the shipping company’s annual general meeting, MISC president and group chief executive officer Yee Yang Chien said MISC sees net operating cash flow as a true reflection of the company’s performance.

MISC's latest quarterly financial statements showed net cash flows that were generated from operating activities stood at RM4.1 billion as at Dec 31, 2018, versus RM4.74 billion a year earlier.

Today, Yee told reporters: “We measure our performance purely on our cash flow. “Mainly, there are five shuttle tankers, and there is an FSO (floating storage and offloading) project."

He said today that these assets will be commissioned in 2020 and MISC will see a jump in contribution from these assets. 

Traditionally, Yee said companies refer to accounting profit or earnings per share to measure financial performance. However, he argued that these indicators no longer reflect MISC's immediate performance due to updates and changes in accounting standards.  

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