Global Invacom Group (QS9) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H FY2025 revenue from continuing operations fell 28.2% YoY to US$11.34m; continuing-operations loss was US$4.53m, versus US$4.16m a year earlier.
Total period loss narrowed to US$4.53m from US$7.45m in 1H FY2024, which included US$3.30m loss from discontinued operations.
Financial highlights
Gross profit decreased 19.3% to US$4.66m; gross margin was 36.5% versus 41.1%, with the change attributed to product mix.
Administrative and R&D expenses combined fell 11.8% to US$8.3m; lower costs reflected the non-recurrence of prior-year professional and restructuring fees.
Loss before tax was US$4.16m, versus US$4.13m in 1H FY2024; finance costs declined to US$188k from US$301k, mainly after repayment of a US$3m loan in December 2024.
Operating cash outflow before working-capital changes was US$3.40m; working capital provided a US$1.8m net inflow, and net cash used in operations was US$1.3m.
Outlook and guidance
A US$3.8m XRJ Transceiver contract with a new Middle East customer remains under confirmation; deliveries are expected from Q3 FY2025, barring unforeseen circumstances.
Product development is focused on evolving satellite-market needs across orbits; the outlook is for continued challenging conditions, with medium- to long-term opportunity subject to unforeseen circumstances.
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