Noel Gifts International (543) H2 2023 earnings summary
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H2 2023 earnings summary
10 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2023 revenue fell 10.3% YoY to $18.5m, reflecting lower gift sales partly offset by stronger rental income; net profit was $0.2m vs $2.9m in FY2022.
Cost pressures and weaker demand weighed on trading, while management is pursuing new sales and marketing strategies, cost control and operating efficiency.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $18.523m vs $20.652m; gross profit was $8.915m vs $10.062m.
Profit before tax was $195k vs $2.870m; net profit attributable to shareholders was $225k vs $2.889m.
Other operating income was $753k vs $2.965m; FY2023 included grants, investment and interest income, and a gain on residential property disposal.
Administrative expenses declined $0.9m to $6.5m, mainly on lower staff bonuses; FY2022 also included a $0.2m reversal of trade receivables loss allowance.
Outlook and guidance
Management plans new marketing and sales strategies to lift sales, while actively managing costs and improving efficiency.
Priorities include streamlining processes, strengthening existing revenue streams, developing new opportunities and building a future talent pipeline.
A special dividend of $0.006 per ordinary share was proposed, subject to shareholder approval.
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