Mewah International (MV4) H1 2023 earnings summary
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H1 2023 earnings summary
3 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 sales volume rose 11.0% to 2.124m MT; revenue fell 21.0% to US$2,135.8m as lower selling prices outweighed volume growth.
Net profit attributable to equity holders declined 28.4% to US$10.2m, despite a 16.6% increase in operating margin to US$89.1m.
Financial highlights
Average selling prices fell 28.8% to US$1,005.6 per MT; operating margin per MT rose 5.0% to US$41.9.
Gross profit increased 3.6% to US$128.7m as cost of sales fell 22.2% to US$2.007bn; adjusted EBITDA rose to US$40.5m from US$34.7m.
Profit before tax fell 17.5% to US$12.0m; finance expenses rose 124.8% to US$14.3m and administrative expenses increased 15.0% to US$56.0m.
Foreign-exchange losses narrowed 20.2% to US$25.2m; reversal of expected credit losses was US$0.8m versus US$2.1m in H1 2022.
Outlook and guidance
Global slowdown, persistent inflation, geopolitical tensions and monetary tightening remain headwinds; strong El Niño could reduce Indonesian and Malaysian palm yields and tighten inventories.
Indonesia’s B35 biodiesel mandate and domestic market obligations, alongside established brands, integrated Malaysian facilities and growing Indonesian presence, frame operating conditions and strategic positioning.
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