Enviro-Hub (L23) H1 2023 earnings summary
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H1 2023 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H 2023 revenue was $20.634m, up 1% YoY, while gross profit fell 31% to $4.245m; net loss attributable to owners was $416k versus profit of $739k.
Adjusted for foreign exchange losses, attributable net profit was $0.3m; strategic focus is shifting toward Recycling and Healthcare as Construction and selected Property assets are divested.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $20.634m versus $20.514m; gross profit was $4.245m versus $6.114m, and gross margin declined to 20.4% from 29.8%.
Operating profit was $1.316m versus $3.186m; continuing-operations loss before tax was $292k versus profit of $2.327m.
Net loss was $74k versus profit of $1.650m; continuing operations recorded a $305k loss, partly offset by $231k profit from discontinued operations.
Net finance costs increased to $1.240m from $786k; finance costs rose to $1.475m from $795k, mainly due to higher rates and loans drawn in June 2022.
Net cash from operating activities was $4.696m versus $1.850m cash used, mainly reflecting working-capital movements.
Outlook and guidance
Recycling is expected to sustain strong performance; e-waste trading sales at HLS were positive, Cimelia restructuring was nearing completion, and semiconductor-related demand in Malaysia was expected to rise.
Healthcare retail expansion is intended to broaden product offerings; the outlook also cites strategic healthcare collaborations and anticipated recovery in glove prices.
Construction is being phased out, with its deconsolidation expected to improve results; property and equipment disposals are expected to support cash flow and reduce operating costs.
Liquidity and expenses, including rising interest costs, will be managed through expense rationalisation and exploration of loan repricing and refinancing.
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