Fu Yu Corporation (F13) Q1 2023 TU earnings summary
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Q1 2023 TU earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1Q23 revenue fell 58.0% YoY to S$36.0 million as manufacturing and supply chain services sales contracted; the period ended in a S$2.4 million net loss.
A five-year transformation plan is underway, focused on higher-precision manufacturing, medical and biomedical opportunities, and stronger operational capabilities.
Financial highlights
Revenue declined to S$36.0 million in 1Q23 from S$85.6 million in 1Q22; manufacturing revenue was S$26.3 million versus S$36.3 million, and supply chain services revenue was S$9.7 million versus S$49.3 million.
Gross profit fell to S$3.6 million from S$11.4 million; net loss was S$2.4 million versus net profit of S$6.0 million in 1Q22.
Outlook and guidance
Existing business conditions are expected to remain slow and uncertain in the short term until transformation initiatives and the biomedical business deliver benefits.
Efforts to mitigate near-term pressure include pursuing opportunities with existing and new customers to lift capacity utilisation while maintaining an optimal operating cost structure.
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