Supremex (SXP) Q3 2024 earnings summary
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Q3 2024 earnings summary
8 Jul, 2026Executive summary
Q3 2024 revenue was CAD 69.4M, nearly flat year-over-year, with envelope segment down 3.7% and packaging up 6.7%.
Adjusted EBITDA was CAD 7.9M (11.4% margin), down from CAD 11.7M (16.8%) last year.
Net loss was CAD 23.0M due to a CAD 23.3M non-cash asset impairment, compared to net earnings of CAD 5.0M last year.
Announced intention for a sale-leaseback of two properties (book value CAD 9M, appraised at CAD 57M) and a 25% dividend increase.
Free cash flow generation remained strong, supporting debt reduction and share buybacks.
Financial highlights
Q3 2024 revenue: CAD 69.4M vs. CAD 69.8M in Q3 2023; nine-month revenue: CAD 212.0M vs. CAD 229.9M.
Envelope revenue declined to CAD 47.5M (down 3.7%) due to a 9.7% drop in average selling price, despite a 6.6% volume increase.
Packaging and specialty products revenue rose to CAD 21.9M (up 6.7%), driven by e-commerce demand.
Adjusted net earnings were CAD 1.0M (CAD 0.04–0.05 per share), down from CAD 4.0M (CAD 0.16 per share) last year.
Free cash flow for Q3 was CAD 7.4M, down from CAD 11.6M in Q3 2023.
Outlook and guidance
Management expects annual cost savings exceeding CAD 2M from Toronto facility consolidation and CAD 1.5M in Packaging.
Healthy envelope backlog and improved packaging market fundamentals are expected to drive growth.
Focus remains on optimizing efficiency, capacity utilization, and pursuing strategic acquisitions, mainly in Packaging.
Financial position and cash flow remain strong, with net debt to Adjusted EBITDA ratio well below 2.0x.
Market recovery is slower than expected, especially in key industries.
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