Dividends V Earnings

Can someone explain how this company can payout more in dividends than they actually earn.

In summary, the company reported the following:

• Revenue came in at $809.7 million which was up 31.4% from the same period last year.
• EBITDA is up 21% to $449.6 million.
• Net Profit After Tax (exc. significant items) was up by a whopping 420.5% year on year, coming in at $98.9 million.
• Earnings per share came in at 4.13 cents per share, compared to a 0.06 cents per share loss a year earlier.
• Full-year dividend of 18 cents has been reaffirmed.