AnAn International (Y35) H1 2024 earnings summary
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H1 2024 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
6M 2024 revenue fell 9% YoY to US$1,134.99m as lower customer demand reduced fuel sales; net loss was US$6.24m versus net profit of US$6.08m.
Lower gross profit and margin, together with higher selling and finance expenses, drove the loss; Dyneff Group cited intense distribution-market competition.
Financial highlights
6M revenue was US$1,134.99m, down 9% YoY; gross profit declined 23% to US$39.38m.
6M net loss was US$6.24m versus net profit of US$6.08m in 6M 2023; loss attributable to owners was US$3.26m.
Other income decreased to US$0.86m from US$4.35m, mainly due to lower forfeited customer deposits and interest income.
Selling and distribution expenses rose 16% to US$44.49m; finance expenses increased 70% to US$4.81m.
Outlook and guidance
Dyneff Group plans to maintain its oil-distribution market position and customer base while diversifying energy distribution and pursuing acquisitions to develop into an energy service provider.
Strategy will continue into the next reporting period and following 12 months, with a cautious stance amid economic uncertainty and an evolving energy landscape.
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