Lion Asiapac (BAZ) H2 2024 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
H2 2024 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 revenue rose 36% YoY to S$41.2m; net profit was S$1.452m versus a S$3.004m loss, with the acquired roofing business contributing new recurring revenue and profits.
Year-end net assets were S$60.4m and working capital S$54.5m; no FY2024 dividend was recommended to conserve cash for operations.
Financial highlights
Revenue was S$41.193m versus S$30.357m; profit before tax was S$1.534m versus a S$2.903m loss; net profit was S$1.452m versus a S$3.004m loss.
Gross profit margin was 16.3% versus 4.7%; net profit margin was 3.5% versus negative 9.9%; EBITDA was S$3.025m versus a S$2.249m loss.
Other income and gains included S$0.979m negative goodwill from the acquisition and a S$0.201m reversal of a natural-gas compensation claim.
Operating cash flow was negative S$4.750m versus positive S$1.894m; cash and cash equivalents on the balance sheet were S$42.340m, down from S$48.046m.
Outlook and guidance
The economic outlook remained uncertain; management indicated a prudent approach to challenges while seeking new opportunities.
No FY2024 dividend was recommended, with cash to be conserved for future operations in support of the business strategy.
Latest events from Lion Asiapac
- Acquisition-driven continuing profit offset by Compact Energy’s move to discontinued operations.BAZ
Q1 2024 - H1 returned to profit as roofing growth and discontinued-operation gains offset continuing losses.BAZ
H1 2024 - Nine-month revenue rose 21%, swinging to $0.7m net profit.BAZ
Q3 2024 - Revenue fell 20% as the quarter swung to a loss; SPA arbitration exposure remains unquantified.BAZ
Q1 2025 - Absent steel orders drove a 16% H1 revenue decline and a S$131k net loss.BAZ
H1 2025 - Trading weakness drove a 9M loss despite growth in roofing and lime sales.BAZ
Q3 2025 - A S$0.843m FY2025 loss accompanies a completed disposal and planned cash distribution.BAZ
H2 2025 - Revenue grew 88%, but CESB-related reserve derecognition drove a S$7.2m continuing loss.BAZ
Q1 2026 - H1 growth in continuing operations was offset by a S$7.56m CESB-related discontinued loss.BAZ
H1 2026