CH Offshore (C13) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H2026 net loss after tax was US$1.58m, versus net profit of US$1.04m in 1H2025; lower gross profit was the main driver.
Revenue fell 15.9% YoY to US$9.10m, reflecting lower utilisation of owned vessels, partly offset by higher revenue from third-party chartered vessels.
Financial highlights
Gross profit after direct depreciation declined 75.4% to US$0.895m; cost of sales rose to US$5.71m on higher repair, maintenance and bunker costs.
Direct depreciation decreased 6.8% to US$2.50m; administrative expenses rose 23.8% to US$2.13m, mainly due to higher salaries from increased headcount.
Net loss attributable to equity holders was US$1.228m; basic and diluted EPS was a loss of 0.06 US cents, versus earnings of 0.03 US cents in 1H2025.
Operating cash flow was US$0.365m, versus US$2.744m in 1H2025; cash and cash equivalents were US$19.053m at 30 June 2026.
Outlook and guidance
1H2026 results were broadly in line with the profit guidance announced on 15 July 2026.
Operations will be managed conservatively amid evolving geopolitical and trade conditions.
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