AnAn reported FY2025 revenue of USD 2.65 billion, up 7% year on year, with gross profit of USD 140.40 million (up 39%) and net profit of USD 17.08 million, compared with a net loss in FY2024. For 2H 2025, revenue was USD 1.48 billion (up 10%) and net profit was USD 15.94 million (2.7x). Profit attributable to owners was USD 7.99 million in FY2025, while net asset value per share was 2.685 US cents as at 31 Dec 2025. Cash and bank balances were USD 76.66 million and loans and borrowings were USD 93.54 million as at 31 Dec 2025. The group said FY2025 revenue was derived from its fuel distribution business in France and Spain under Dyneff Group, citing higher demand and consumption during the festive season in 2H. Dyneff’s strategy focuses on maintaining its oil distribution base while diversifying into broader energy distribution and pursuing acquisitions; AnAn also disclosed that Dyneff SAS entered into a share purchase agreement on 22 Dec 2025 to acquire 60% of France-based FJB SAS for up to EUR 1.16 million, which holds Jean & Barthes SAS, a photovoltaic solar, heating and air-conditioning installation business.

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