AnAn International (Y35) H2 2023 earnings summary
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H2 2023 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2023 remained profitable for a fourth consecutive year, with net profit of US$12.56m; lower oil-distribution volumes and heightened competition reduced revenue and gross profit YoY.
Strategy remains anchored in oil distribution in France and Spain, with expansion into energy services, HVAC and renewables through acquisitions.
Financial highlights
Revenue fell 19% to US$2.566bn from US$3.186bn; lower sales volumes reflected demand normalizing after the 2022 fuel-price surge.
Gross profit declined 24% to US$114.456m from US$149.956m; gross margin was 4.5% vs 4.7% YoY.
Profit before tax was US$18.558m vs US$63.764m; income tax expense was US$6.002m vs US$20.032m, and net profit was US$12.556m vs US$43.732m.
Profit attributable to equity holders was US$5.628m vs US$21.149m; basic and diluted EPS was 0.133 US cents vs 0.500 US cents.
Operating cash flow was US$38.067m vs US$51.123m; cash used in investing was US$38.685m, while financing generated US$27.641m.
Outlook and guidance
Moderate global economic growth, particularly in Europe, was anticipated to support Dyneff’s distribution business in 2024.
Maintain monitoring of core oil distribution while seeking high-potential business opportunities under a conservative risk-management approach; annual reviews will reshape strategy around profit-generating operations and potential additions.
Dyneff’s five-year plan targets broader energy distribution and transition toward an energy service provider, including acquisitions in renewable energy and HVAC-related activities.
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