AMOS Group (49B) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H FY2026 revenue fell 37.0% YoY to S$18.8m, while net loss narrowed 22.9% to S$5.0m; gross margin improved 0.7 percentage points to 27.0%.
Operating cash flow turned positive at S$1.2m, supported by working-capital inflows; cash and cash equivalents at period-end were S$3.1m.
Financial highlights
Revenue was S$18.770m, down 37.0% YoY; gross profit was S$5.059m, down 35.5%.
Loss before tax narrowed to S$4.949m from S$6.432m; net loss narrowed to S$4.993m from S$6.475m.
Distribution costs fell 39.6% to S$2.418m; administrative expenses fell 19.3% to S$6.613m.
Finance costs declined 33.8% to S$415k, attributed to repayment of borrowings; a S$241k trade-receivables impairment reversal compared with a S$254k impairment loss in 1H FY2025.
Total comprehensive loss was S$5.066m versus S$5.804m; basic and diluted loss per share improved to 2.40 cents from 3.11 cents.
Outlook and guidance
Focus remains on driving sales and streamlining costs to meet financial obligations.
Prospects are exposed to shifts in global goods trade and development of current and existing energy resources.
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