AMOS Group (49B) H1 2024 earnings summary
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H1 2024 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H FY2024 revenue fell 15.9% YoY to S$40.8m; net loss narrowed 11.2% to S$6.1m as improved gross margin and lower operating costs partly offset weaker sales.
Operating cash flow rose to S$5.1m from S$2.8m, while cash and bank balances increased to S$8.6m at 30 September 2023.
Financial highlights
Gross profit declined 10.3% to S$8.7m; distribution costs fell 19.3% to S$4.1m and administrative expenses fell 7.4% to S$9.9m.
Loss before tax was S$6.0m versus S$6.9m; total comprehensive loss was S$6.1m versus S$7.2m in 1H FY2023.
Finance costs increased 21.0% YoY to S$0.75m, primarily due to higher interest rates.
Adjusted for the benefit of foreign-exchange gains and lower non-recurring consultancy expenses, other operating expenses fell 93.0% YoY.
Outlook and guidance
Subdued core-client activity could weigh on sales and profit in 2H FY2024; cost controls, working-capital efficiencies, supply-chain improvements, and new products and customers are priorities.
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