Global Testing Corporation (AYN) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue rose 11.7% to US$46.4m on higher customer orders; net profit attributable to equity holders fell 24.8% to US$3.9m as operating costs and tax expense increased.
Cash and financial assets increased 22.9% to US$25.0m at year-end, supported by US$11.8m net cash from operating activities.
Financial highlights
Revenue was US$46.390m vs US$41.520m; gross profit was US$10.249m vs US$9.421m, up 8.8% as stated in the shareholder letter.
Profit before tax was US$5.143m vs US$5.417m; profit for the year was US$3.868m vs US$5.147m.
Other operating expenses increased 42.7% to US$1.4m, largely due to recognised foreign exchange losses; income tax expense rose to US$1.275m from US$0.270m.
Gross profit growth reflected higher sales activity, while increased operating costs and tax expense weighed on earnings.
Outlook and guidance
2026 outlook remains cautious; operational and geopolitical challenges, protectionist trade policies, cost pressures and supply-chain shocks may affect demand visibility and costs.
Priorities include sustainable growth, prudent capital management, operational efficiency, cost rationalisation and productivity improvement.
AI and demand for advanced computing are identified as longer-term supports for semiconductor industry development.
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