AnAn International (Y35) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 revenue declined 4% to US$2.476b as softer demand reduced sales volumes; gross profit fell 12% and the year ended with a US$1.976m net loss versus US$12.556m profit in FY2023.
Strategic focus remained on fuel distribution while integrating acquisitions and expanding into energy-related services, including renewable energy and HVAC; CPA acquisition extended the French wholesale footprint.
Financial highlights
Revenue was US$2,475.919m versus US$2,565.928m; cost of sales was US$2,375.221m versus US$2,451.472m, producing gross profit of US$100.698m versus US$114.456m.
Gross margin was 4.1% versus 4.5%; loss before tax was US$8.584m versus profit before tax of US$18.558m, and net loss was US$1.976m versus net profit of US$12.556m.
Equity-holder net loss was US$1.071m; basic and diluted loss per share was 0.025 US cents versus earnings per share of 0.133 US cents in FY2023.
Net cash from operations was US$45.487m versus US$36.588m; investing cash outflow was US$14.944m versus US$37.206m, while financing cash outflow was US$49.692m versus inflow of US$27.641m.
Outlook and guidance
Moderate European economic growth in 2025 is expected to support fuel distribution; energy-market fluctuations and global economic conditions remain key outlook variables.
Priorities include operational resilience, cost optimization, a stronger earnings base, integration synergies and selective strategic opportunities pursued with a prudent risk approach.
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