Feb 25 (Reuters) - Takeover target Caltex Australia (CTX) reported a more than 38% fall in full-year profit on Tuesday, as it struggled with weakness in refining margins amid volatile crude prices.
The refiner, which also runs petrol stations along with convenience stores, said its full-year net profit on a "replacement cost" basis was A$344 million ($227.97 million), which was near the midpoint of its own forecast of between A$320 million and A$360 million.
It posted underlying net earnings of A$558 million last year.
The company also announced a fully franked dividend of 51 Australian cents per share for the second half of fiscal 2019.
($1 = 1.5090 Australian dollars)
News: VEA Caltex Australia's full-year profit slumps over 38%
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