Mermaid Maritime Public Company (DU4) Q1 2025 TU earnings summary
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Q1 2025 TU earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Q1 service revenue was USD 117.2m, up 33.2% YoY; net loss was USD 7.8m versus net profit of USD 0.5m in Q1 2024.
The USD 683m order book provides work visibility through FY2027; higher cable project costs and vessel downtime weighed on profitability.
Financial highlights
Total revenue was USD 117.7m, including USD 117.2m service revenue, which rose 33.2% YoY; revenue was broadly unchanged QoQ at USD 117.1m.
EBITDA excluding share of profit and impairment reversal was USD 1.2m, down USD 10.3m YoY and USD 8.4m QoQ.
Gross profit was USD 0.8m versus USD 8.6m in Q1 2024; gross profit excluding depreciation was USD 7.4m versus USD 15.0m in Q1 2024 and Q4 2024.
Total expenses rose 44.7% to USD 125.9m; service costs increased 46.6% to USD 116.5m.
Operating loss was USD 8.2m; net loss was USD 7.8m and EPS was -0.5 US cents.
Outlook and guidance
The USD 683m order book spans Southeast Asia, the Middle East, the North Sea and Africa, with contracts extending through FY2027.
High vessel utilization is anticipated through 2027; vessel mobility remains important to organic growth.
Cable-lay forward book for 2025 was USD 44m and rising for 2026; a USD 60m+ Abu Dhabi project is secured for 2026.
No dividend was declared for Q1 2025; cash is being reserved for working capital and operations.
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