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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> France<\/a>'s Bouygues<\/a> reported on Tuesday nine-month core profit that beat forecasts, lifted by a strong performance in its broadcast business TF1 and construction arm Colas and customer gains in its telecom division.

The Paris-based group posted a current operating profit of 1.14 billion euros ($1.3 billion), just above analysts' 1.13 billion estimate and rising above pre-pandemic levels.

For the same period last year, Bouygues posted a core profit of just 681 million euros.

Its construction businesses benefited from major road contracts in Canada and
Madagascar<\/a>, while Bouygues Telecom<\/a> added mobile and broadband customers, boosting sales.

The group, which is planning a merger of TF1 with its rival M6, reported gains in audience market share in key age brackets as well as strong demand for TV advertising.

Chief Executive
Oliver Roussat<\/a> told reporters he was \"rather confident\" the French regulator would approve the tie-up when it rules next October, the decision hanging in part on the nature of the markets retained by the joint group.

The planned merger would combine France's two biggest private broadcasters and see the joint entity control three-quarters of the country's TV advertising market.

EXPLODING COSTS<\/strong>

Analysts noted the \"small\" beats to consensus forecasts, but the group's net profit was slightly below estimates as it accounted for costs of operations such as its planned acquisition of Equans.

Bouygues earlier in November agreed to buy the services arm of energy group Engie in a deal that would be its largest ever acquisition and would make its new
Energies & Services<\/a> segment its largest business division.

Roussat said the company had also faced spiralling raw materials costs, from steel prices to freight from China.

\"Costs for journeys have literally exploded,\" he said. \"In some cases the costs have gone up eight or nine-fold.\"

However, Roussat said Bouygues was able to soften the blow by passing on costs on its short-term contracts, while some longer-term deals included provisions for inflation.

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布依格利润超过预期,未予注意返回的水平

巴黎集团公布当前营业利润为11.4亿欧元(13亿美元),略高于分析师电视台11.3亿估计和不断上升的水平。

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法国布依格周二报道9个月核心利润超过预期,解除其广播业务的强劲表现TF1和建筑部门可乐电信部门和客户收益。

巴黎集团公布当前营业利润为11.4亿欧元(13亿美元),略高于分析师电视台11.3亿估计和不断上升的水平。

去年同期,布依格发布的核心利润仅为6.81亿欧元。

其建筑业务受益于合同在加拿大和主要道路马达加斯加,而Bouygues电信公司添加移动和宽带客户,促进销售。

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该集团计划与竞争对手M6 TF1合并,报道在观众的市场份额的关键年龄方括号以及对电视广告的强劲需求。

首席执行官奥利弗Roussat告诉记者,他是“自信”的法国监管机构将批准该合并规则明年十月时,挂在一定程度上决定市场的性质共同聘请的组。

计划合并将结合法国最大的两家私人广播公司,看看联合实体控制全国四分之三的电视广告市场。

爆炸的成本

分析人士指出,“小”比普遍预期,但该集团的净利润略低于估计因为它占了成本的操作,比如Equans的收购计划。

布依格11月早些时候同意购买的服务部门能源集团Engie在达成一项协议,将是有史以来规模最大的收购,使其新能量和服务段最大的业务部门。

Roussat表示,该公司也面临着不断增长的原材料成本,运费从中国钢铁价格。

“旅行的成本已经爆炸了,”他说。“在某些情况下,成本增加8或9倍。”

然而,Roussat说布依格能够软化打击通过成本的短期合同,而一些长期交易包括规定通货膨胀。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> France<\/a>'s Bouygues<\/a> reported on Tuesday nine-month core profit that beat forecasts, lifted by a strong performance in its broadcast business TF1 and construction arm Colas and customer gains in its telecom division.

The Paris-based group posted a current operating profit of 1.14 billion euros ($1.3 billion), just above analysts' 1.13 billion estimate and rising above pre-pandemic levels.

For the same period last year, Bouygues posted a core profit of just 681 million euros.

Its construction businesses benefited from major road contracts in Canada and
Madagascar<\/a>, while Bouygues Telecom<\/a> added mobile and broadband customers, boosting sales.

The group, which is planning a merger of TF1 with its rival M6, reported gains in audience market share in key age brackets as well as strong demand for TV advertising.

Chief Executive
Oliver Roussat<\/a> told reporters he was \"rather confident\" the French regulator would approve the tie-up when it rules next October, the decision hanging in part on the nature of the markets retained by the joint group.

The planned merger would combine France's two biggest private broadcasters and see the joint entity control three-quarters of the country's TV advertising market.

EXPLODING COSTS<\/strong>

Analysts noted the \"small\" beats to consensus forecasts, but the group's net profit was slightly below estimates as it accounted for costs of operations such as its planned acquisition of Equans.

Bouygues earlier in November agreed to buy the services arm of energy group Engie in a deal that would be its largest ever acquisition and would make its new
Energies & Services<\/a> segment its largest business division.

Roussat said the company had also faced spiralling raw materials costs, from steel prices to freight from China.

\"Costs for journeys have literally exploded,\" he said. \"In some cases the costs have gone up eight or nine-fold.\"

However, Roussat said Bouygues was able to soften the blow by passing on costs on its short-term contracts, while some longer-term deals included provisions for inflation.

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