Chemical Industries Far East (C05) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2026 revenue was $60.634m and net loss narrowed to $0.919m from $21.457m, helped by the absence of the prior-year $10.1m Singapore plant impairment and lower costs.
Operations faced weak demand, lower chemical selling prices, higher energy and logistics costs, and customer closures; management is pursuing cost efficiencies, new contracts and regional exports.
Financial highlights
Revenue fell to $60.634m from $65.374m; gross profit rose to $8.488m from $3.837m.
Loss before tax was $0.926m versus $22.102m; net loss was $0.919m versus $21.457m, with a $7,000 tax credit versus $645,000.
Other expenses were $0.534m versus $17.466m; prior-year charges included a $10.1m PPE impairment and $6.222m onerous-contract provision increase.
Net cash from operations was $3.3m versus $9.132m; year-end cash and cash equivalents were $20.086m versus $23.470m.
Trade payables fell ~30% during the year; reported balance was $7.477m versus $10.957m.
Outlook and guidance
Workforce right-sizing, started in FY2026, is targeted for completion by mid-FY2027 to streamline costs while maintaining operational continuity and productivity.
Priorities include supply-chain and pricing reviews, operational efficiency, business continuity and resilience, and capturing growth opportunities as they arise.
Proposed FY2026 final dividend is 0.5 cents per share, subject to shareholder approval at the AGM on 29 July 2026.
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