Solomon Systech turns to FY26 H1 net loss of US$3.95 million; revenue falls 4.8% to US$43.7 million

• Solomon Systech posted a loss attributable to owners of US$4 million, swinging from a profit; basic loss per share was 0.16 US cent.
• Revenue fell 4.8% to US$43.7 million; gross margin slid to 27.4% from 39.6%, due to higher wafer and gold prices.
• Gross profit dropped to US$12 million; R&D costs rose 3% to US$10.2 million as the group stayed selective on development spending.
• Shipment volume declined 3.8% to 153,700,000 units amid delayed launches, partly offset by new products entering mass production from Q2.
• Guidance pointed to gradual improvement in H2 as new products roll out, with medium-to long-term wafer supply agreements expected to stabilize supply.

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