Also highlights the margin improvements during the third quarter, where EBITDA margin expanded 240 basis points in Brazil, 990 basis points in Mexico and 490 basis points in OPLA, driving an expansion of 130 basis points in the consolidatedmargins.
Net profit for the period reached $ 6,901 million (US$ 8.8 million), figures that includes an extraordinary effect of US$ 17 million in restructuring expenses. Likewise, not considering the extraordinary profit after tax of US$ 32.8 million generated by the divestiture of a subsidiary in 2019, Net profit would have grown in US$ 12.1 million compared to the same period of 2019.
In terms of commercial activity, business closed reached US$ 683 million. 80% of closures come from new contracts while the remaining 20% where renewals. At regional level, Chile represented 47.4% of total business closed, Brazil 30.2%, Mexico 7.9% and OPLA 14.4%.
Pipeline of new opportunities reached US$ 5,196 million, which represents an increase of 39.0% compared to December of 2019. Highlights the increase of 131.8% in new business opportunities in Chile, 34.6% in Brazil, 3.6% in Mexico and 24.7% in OPLA.
concluded that “2021 will be a positive year for the industry in Latin-America, where IT spending should be above the recovery rates of the economies in the region, which in conjunction with the focus of SONDA regarding the incorporation of technology to solve business problems of its customers, supporting in the evolution of their digitalization, allow us to be optimistic towards growth ratesand margin improvements in our operations.”
About SONDA: SONDA is the main Latin-American service and IT solution network of the region, with revenues of US$1,131 million in 2019 and more than 14 thousand employees, with direct presence in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Panamá, Peru y Uruguay.
Contact: Patricio Garretón (Head of Financial Analysis and M&A and Investor Relations Officer), telephone +56 226575398, e-mail: [email protected]
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