Nanofilm posts FY2025 profit after tax of SGD 11.9 million up 58%

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<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/MZH.SI">Nanofilm</a> posts FY2025 profit after tax of SGD 11.9 million up 58%

Nanofilm posted FY2025 revenue of SGD 244.6 million (+20.0% YoY) and 2H2025 revenue of SGD 137.4 million (+13.0% YoY), driven by sustained demand in its Advanced Materials Business Unit (AMBU) and a recovery in its Industrial Equipment Business Unit (IEBU). FY2025 gross profit margin was 36.2% (vs. 37.1% in FY2024), while 2H2025 gross profit margin improved to 38.9% from 32.6% in 1H2025 as new product ramp-ups stabilised. FY2025 adjusted EBITDA rose to SGD 62.8 million (+21.0% YoY), with an adjusted EBITDA margin of 25.7% (vs. 25.4% in FY2024); 2H2025 adjusted EBITDA was SGD 35.1 million (+9.0% YoY). Profit after tax increased to SGD 11.9 million in FY2025 (+58.0% YoY), with net profit margin at 4.9% (vs. 3.7% in FY2024); 2H2025 profit after tax was SGD 10.5 million (-6.0% YoY), reflecting SGD 3.6 million of loss on disposal or write-off of fixed assets and related reinstatement costs from workshop closures. The company raised its final dividend to 0.87 Singapore cents, taking the FY2025 dividend to 1.20 Singapore cents. By business unit, AMBU revenue rose to SGD 206.9 million (+20.0% YoY), supported by growth in Advanced Materials–Consumer from new and existing 3C customer programmes and expansion in Advanced Materials–Industrial aided by European acquisitions. IEBU revenue increased to SGD 17.0 million (+50.0% YoY) on higher equipment sales, including a new-generation mold coater and delivery of a solar CSS in-line system. NFBU revenue was SGD 18.2 million (+0.7% YoY), with micro lens array (MLA) market share gains offset by softer demand from another customer programme, while Sydrogen revenue fell to SGD 2.5 million (-9.8% YoY) due to deferred customer orders. For FY2026, Nanofilm reiterated a China Plus One expansion focus (Vietnam and India alongside China), expects double-digit growth in Advanced Materials–Industrial and targets double-digit growth in NFBU in 2026, while noting its main capex cycle is completed and it does not anticipate significant capital expenditure in the near term.

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