Mermaid Maritime Public Company (DU4) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 service revenue fell 37.3% YoY to $143.9m; net loss narrowed to $7.2m, supported by higher associate/JV profits and $2.7m tax income.
Order book was $750m at 30 June 2026, with contracts extending through FY2036.
Cash and cash equivalents were $66.4m; H1 operating cash flow was $19.6m and working capital was positive at $89.1m.
Financial highlights
2Q revenue was $61.8m, down $50.6m YoY and $20.3m QoQ, mainly due to lower T&I and decommissioning activity; EBITDA was -$0.2m.
2Q net loss was $4.3m versus $7.7m in 2Q 2025 and $2.9m in 1Q 2026; lower depreciation and a deferred tax asset aided the YoY comparison.
H1 total revenue was $146.0m, down 36.7% YoY; total expenses fell 36.0% to $158.5m, while administrative expenses rose 8.7% to $14.1m and finance costs declined 14.2% to $3.7m.
H1 net loss was $7.2m versus $15.5m; associate/JV profit increased 55.1% to $2.6m, and tax income was $2.7m, mainly from UAE and Saudi Arabia deferred tax assets.
H1 EBITDA, excluding share of profit, was $0.2m versus $1.4m; H1 EPS was -$0.4 cents versus -$1.1 cents, and 2Q EPS was -$0.2 cents versus -$0.6 cents YoY.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include safe backlog execution, selective bidding with margin discipline, repeat agreements, operational efficiency, fleet utilization and prudent capital deployment.
Growth focus includes decommissioning, subsea infrastructure and asset integrity, with opportunities selected to limit capital and execution risk.
Geographic diversification across the Middle East, UK, Africa and Southeast Asia, and reactivation of DS Mermaid Commander, are expected to support development subject to execution and market conditions.
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