Global Invacom Group (QS9) H1 2023 earnings summary
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H1 2023 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H FY2023 revenue fell 16.3% YoY to US$31.338m; gross profit rose 12.7% to US$8.307m and net loss narrowed to US$2.136m from US$3.292m.
Delayed satellite launches, postponed customer orders and semiconductor supply constraints weighed on trading; improved product mix and operational efficiencies supported higher margins and a smaller loss.
Financial highlights
Revenue was US$31.338m versus US$37.420m; gross profit was US$8.307m versus US$7.369m.
Loss before tax narrowed to US$2.107m from US$3.253m; net loss was US$2.136m versus US$3.292m.
Other income was US$432k, primarily from selling the 49% Fibre TV to Home Limited investment; total consideration including loan repayment was US$372k.
Administrative and R&D expenses combined rose 2.9% YoY to US$10.4m, including higher professional fees and strategic-review costs.
Outlook and guidance
The strategic review continues to assess corporate and operational structure, streamline core functions, reduce costs, and seek new markets and customers.
The financial year is expected to remain challenging, although signs of renewed customer activity and accelerated satellite launch timetables have emerged.
Titan and Obliquiti NGSO development continues to address multi-orbit satellite connectivity needs; no specific financial guidance was stated.
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