QAF (Q01) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 2025 revenue was $306.1m, down 1% reported and flat in constant currency; net profit fell 66% to $4.2m and parent-attributable profit fell 69% to $3.9m.
EBITDA declined 38% to $17.4m; higher operating expenses, FX translation losses and a larger joint-venture impairment weighed on earnings.
Financial highlights
Operating profit was $8.2m versus $18.8m; PBT was $6.5m versus $16.8m, while tax expense decreased to $2.3m from $4.4m.
Adjusted to exclude the GBKL impairment, PBT was $8.4m versus $18.0m, down 53%; adjusted PBT margin was 2.7% versus 5.8%.
Net cash from operating activities was $19.8m, compared with $19.8m; ending cash and cash equivalents were $188.6m versus $190.5m YoY.
Outlook and guidance
Near-term conditions are expected to persist; product-mix adjustments, new product launches and operational efficiencies are planned to mitigate margin pressure and pursue growth.
Strategic actions have supported comparable revenue, but weaker demand and higher costs, particularly labour, are expected to continue weighing on bottom-line results.
Balance-sheet strength is expected to support operations through challenging conditions, while long-term priorities remain strengthening competitiveness and expanding trading activities.
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