Noel Gifts International (543) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
3 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 FY2025 continuing-operations loss narrowed to $1.083m from $1.377m YoY; lower revenue was partly offset by improved gross margin and higher other operating income.
Cash and bank balances were $22.596m at 31 Dec 2024, after $12.297m in dividend payments and $6.955m net operating cash outflow.
Financial highlights
Revenue fell 5.4% YoY to $5.820m; gross profit declined 2.7% to $3.025m, while gross margin rose to 52% from 50.5%.
Other operating income increased to $807k from $218k, mainly due to a $479k rise in fixed-deposit interest income.
Administrative expenses rose 7.7% to $3.365m; distribution costs fell 7.7% to $1.309m, while trade-receivable loss allowance increased to $51k from $24k.
Net loss attributable to owners was $1.083m versus $1.189m; prior-period discontinued operations contributed $168k profit. H1 FY2025 basic and diluted continuing-operations EPS was (1.06) cents.
Outlook and guidance
A government contract worth $7.6m for supply and distribution of gift packs is expected to contribute to FY2025 and FY2026 results.
Opportunities to invest in property and other sectors are being explored.
Latest events from Noel Gifts International
- SG60 sales lifted revenue and restored continuing-operations profitability amid cautious demand.543
H2 2025 - A property disposal transformed FY2024 profit despite weaker gifting sales.543
H2 2024 - Lower gift sales drove a $1.189m loss as a major property sale advanced.543
H1 2024 - A seasonal stock build and weaker demand drove a $646k loss and $3.6m operating cash outflow.543
H1 2023 - Revenue growth from SG60 narrowed the half-year loss to $51k amid challenging trading conditions.543
H1 2026 - Profit rose despite softer gift sales as costs eased and property development advanced.543
H2 2026 - Lower gift sales and cost pressures cut FY2023 profit to $0.2m.543
H2 2023