Powerwin Tech (2405) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2025 revenue fell 55.9% YoY to US$3.250m; gross profit declined to US$2.258m and results swung to a US$3.758m net loss. More than 3,000 marketers had been served by June 30, 2025.
Client budget cuts, competition, tighter margins and higher digital advertising costs pressured profitability; cash and borrowings both decreased, and a July disposal was completed for US$1.95m.
Financial highlights
Revenue was US$3.250m vs US$7.368m; gross profit was US$2.258m vs US$6.229m, and gross margin fell to 69.5% from 84.5%.
Operating loss was US$2.382m vs operating profit of US$2.922m; loss before tax was US$4.149m vs profit of US$0.297m.
Net loss was US$3.758m vs net profit of US$0.338m; basic and diluted EPS was a loss of 0.47 US cents vs earnings of 0.04 US cents.
Expected credit losses on trade receivables rose to US$2.409m from US$1.576m; administrative expenses increased to US$2.193m from US$1.763m, partly due to staff optimization costs.
Finance costs declined to US$1.871m from US$2.680m; an income tax credit of US$0.391m compared with US$0.041m, primarily from deferred tax on credit-loss allowances.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include improving service quality and customer ROI, investing in AI, data analytics and automation, deepening customer partnerships, and pursuing emerging and niche markets.
Adorado and Powershopy are intended to use AI, hyper-personalization and real-time data for campaign optimization and tailored experiences; plans also include customized services and targeted campaigns with media partners.
Plans include sustaining cross-border digital marketing growth, monitoring emerging cross-border industries, and assessing strategic collaboration and investment opportunities.
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