MTT Group Holdings (2350) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 FY2025 revenue fell 38.8% YoY to HK$220.3m, mainly because prior-year CDN licence sales did not recur; net loss was HK$18.2m versus a HK$1.4m profit.
Lower distribution sales and higher expected-credit-loss impairment weighed on results, while SI Solutions revenue grew.
Financial highlights
Cost of sales and services fell 38.2% to HK$198.7m; gross profit declined 44.0% to HK$21.5m and gross margin was 9.8% versus 10.7%.
Loss before tax was HK$19.3m; basic loss per share was HK2.92 cents versus earnings of HK0.22 cents.
Net impairment losses under the ECL model rose to HK$6.8m from HK$2.2m, attributed to higher corporate default risk in weak economic conditions.
Selling and distribution expenses increased 2.4% to HK$17.0m; administrative expenses fell 10.5% to HK$15.3m and finance costs rose 17.6% to HK$2.0m.
Tax credit was HK$1.0m versus tax expense of HK$0.1m in H1 FY2024.
Outlook and guidance
Long-term demand opportunities include enterprise digital transformation, cloud adoption, data-centre investment, HCI products, AI servers and outsourced IT support.
The IT industry outlook was described as positive over the long run despite challenging local macroeconomic and competitive conditions.
SI Solutions workforce expansion and systems upgrades using listing proceeds were delayed by talent shortages and a longer development phase; remaining proceeds were expected to be used by 31 March 2025.
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