AP Oil International (5AU) H2 2023 earnings summary
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H2 2023 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2023 revenue fell 24% YoY to S$46.2m as consumer and industrial demand weakened; net profit after tax halved to S$523k.
Strategy shifts toward industrial oils and investments in related growth areas, including sustainable green energy, as electric vehicles may reduce motor-oil demand.
Financial highlights
Revenue S$46.217m vs S$61.111m; gross profit S$7.713m vs S$8.759m; profit before tax S$662k vs S$1.238m.
Net profit after tax S$523k vs S$1.098m; total comprehensive loss S$256k vs income of S$281k.
Operating cash flow S$2.844m vs S$2.161m; cash and cash equivalents ended at S$25.047m vs S$24.698m.
Outlook and guidance
FY2024 demand is expected to remain flat and gross margins tight amid uncertain global conditions; a healthy balance sheet supports resilient competition for market share and pursuit of opportunities.
Medium-term plans will be adjusted annually; business alliances, M&A and industrial oils remain strategic priorities.
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