AMOS Group (49B) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H FY2025 revenue fell 27.0% to S$29.8m as lower-profitability offerings were removed; gross margin improved to 26.3%, while net loss widened to S$6.5m.
Efforts to prioritize higher-yield business, reduce inventory and receivables, repay debt and cut overhead supported operational efficiency.
Financial highlights
Revenue was S$29.816m, down 27.0% YoY; gross profit fell 9.9% to S$7.846m.
Loss before tax increased 5.8% to S$6.432m; net loss rose 5.8% to S$6.475m.
Distribution costs declined 2.9% to S$4.001m and administrative expenses fell 17.1% to S$8.193m; other operating expenses rose to S$1.360m, mainly on FX losses.
Net cash used in operating activities was S$1.167m, versus S$5.079m generated in 1H FY2024; investing activities generated S$4.509m, mainly from asset disposals.
Outlook and guidance
Portfolio streamlining targets higher-yield opportunities, which are expected to improve revenue and profit margins in subsequent periods.
Economic outlook was described as positive, while geopolitical concerns weighed on sentiment; energy and shipping industries were showing strength.
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