Asia Enterprises Holding (A55) H1 2024 earnings summary
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H1 2024 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H24 revenue fell 65% YoY to $21.819m amid lower sales volumes, intense competition and softer steel selling prices; net profit was $0.301m vs $2.791m.
Gross margin improved to 15.9% from 13.9%, while cash and cash equivalents rose to $44.455m; borrowings were zero.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $21.819m, down 65% YoY; gross profit declined 60% to $3.466m.
Profit before tax fell 86% to $0.510m; net profit was $0.301m vs $2.791m, down 89%.
Other income and gains were $1.013m vs $1.102m; marketing and distribution costs fell 77% to $0.169m and administrative expenses fell 33% to $3.573m.
Basic and diluted EPS were both 0.09 cents, vs 0.82 cents in 1H23.
Outlook and guidance
A cautious business view was planned for 2H24, alongside continued business development, marketing, customer relationship building and sufficient inventory to serve project needs.
Priorities include vigilant sales and credit management, tight expense controls and prudent inventory management to preserve financial resilience through business cycles.
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