Leishen Energy Holding Co. Ltd. (Nasdaq: LSE) reported its fiscal year (FY) 2025 financial results, with total revenues declining to USD 48.3 million, mainly due to the global economic slowdown and China-U.S. trade tensions impacting market demand, especially in the oil and gas sector. Gross profit for the period fell to USD 8.5 million, while operating expenses increased to USD 10.2 million, reflecting higher selling, marketing, and research and development costs tied to international expansion efforts. Net income attributable to shareholders remained positive at USD 1.25 million, supported by non-operating gains from short-term investments and disposal of equity investments, despite a year-over-year decrease of USD 6.84 million. Revenue from clean-energy equipment sales represented 45.7% of total revenues, with a significant reduction due to weakened demand and intensified competition leading to a 10 to 40 percent decrease in selling prices for some products. The company emphasized its strong cash position and low debt levels, providing financial flexibility. Management highlighted ongoing market expansion initiatives and efforts to enhance operational resilience, expressing confidence in long-term competitiveness and strategic positioning. Leishen Energy is actively pursuing international markets and expanding its domestic natural gas trading business as part of its growth strategy.

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