ASL Marine Holdings (A04) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 net profit was $3.8m vs. $3.6m in FY2023; operating activities continued to generate positive cash flow.
Recovery efforts remained focused on core shipbuilding, shiprepair and shipchartering businesses, with financial exit criteria due by 4 Dec 2024.
Financial highlights
FY2024 revenue was $349.3m, up $13.5m (4.0%) YoY; 4Q revenue was $79.2m, down $17.7m (18.3%) YoY.
FY2024 profit before tax rose to $12.6m from $7.0m; 4Q profit before tax fell to $1.4m from $12.0m.
FY2024 PBT was supported by higher revenue and gross earnings, impairment reversals on financial assets, PPE disposal gains and net FX gains; lower associate results partly offset gains.
Outlook and guidance
Focus remains on improving operating results, efficiency, productivity and business performance while adapting to changing market conditions and global economic uncertainty.
Long-term marine industry outlook was described as positive and sustainable, alongside uncertainty from global events and the shift toward greener solutions.
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