Asia Enterprises Holding (A55) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 revenue fell 57% to $40.7m and net profit fell 94% to $0.4m, amid lower sales tonnage, weaker steel prices and slimmer gross margin.
Cash and cash equivalents reached $51.4m with zero borrowings; a proposed 28.64% stake in GKE Metal Logistics signals diversification beyond steel distribution.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $40.738m versus $95.450m in FY2023; gross profit declined to $5.924m from $15.428m.
Gross margin was 14.5%, down from 16.2%; profit before tax fell to $0.683m from $7.770m and net profit to $0.369m from $6.064m.
Other income and gains rose to $2.170m from $1.597m, mainly on higher interest income; inventory write-downs eased to $0.375m from $0.472m.
Outlook and guidance
No numerical FY2025 guidance was given; management cited continued macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty and intends to pursue diversification and new revenue streams.
Management plans to seek synergies with GKE after completion of the proposed investment, which it considers complementary to steel distribution.
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