Question · Q2 2019
Shahar Keinan of Brosh Capital Partners questioned the high level of Kenon's standalone G&A expenses and requested an update on the Qoros sale timetable.
Answer
Executive Robert Rosen clarified that the elevated G&A is driven by ongoing litigation and arbitration costs from retained claims, not one-time effects, making it difficult to forecast. Regarding the Qoros sale, Rosen stated there is no definitive timetable due to the unpredictable nature of the Chinese regulatory approval process.
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