Solomon Systech International (2878) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
8 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue fell 17.8% to US$93.3m as lower selling prices offset a 16.7% rise in shipments to 342m units; gross margin improved to 35.0%, while attributable profit fell to US$4.0m.
Strategic priorities center on e-paper, automotive displays, colour technologies and supply-chain resilience, with multiple new products expected to ramp in 2026.
Financial highlights
Revenue was US$93.257m vs US$113.440m; gross profit was US$32.653m vs US$38.046m for FY2025 and FY2024, respectively.
Gross margin rose to 35.0% from 33.5%; profit attributable to owners was US$4.028m vs US$10.130m, and basic and diluted EPS were US$0.2 cent vs US$0.4 cent.
Total expenses rose 4.4% to US$35.1m; R&D costs rose 15.2% to US$21.5m, or 23.1% of sales vs 16.5%.
Operating cash flow was a US$1.464m outflow vs a US$20.039m inflow; year-end cash and cash equivalents were US$104.413m.
Outlook and guidance
2026 launches include seven-colour ESL driver ICs in H2, Spectra 6 signage and automotive HUD MiniLED backlighting in H1, and portable e-reader ICs scheduled for phased production.
HUD standard IC launch is expected in H1 2026; automotive customer reliability validations are complete, with progressive mass production and initial revenue expected during 2026.
New products are expected to lift shipments and profitability; premium full-colour eReader/eNote ICs are expected to maintain stable shipments and profitability.
2026 plans include sustained R&D investment, broader e-paper and smart-cockpit portfolios, and flexible sourcing and cost management amid potential wafer-price increases.
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