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AVI-Tech flags net loss for half-year as semiconductor demand weakens

AVI-Tech states that its balance sheet remains strong and will update on the Create Technologies transaction in accordance with the rules.

AVI-Tech Holdings expects to report a net loss for the half year ended 31 Dec. 2025, reflecting a decline in performance compared with the same period a year earlier, following a preliminary review of its unaudited results.

The company stated that weaker results stem from a challenging operating environment in the semiconductor and electronics industries, characterized by declining enterprise demand, heightened competition, rapid technological shifts, inventory imbalances, and ongoing geopolitical tensions, all of which continued to impact revenue and profitability during the period.

AVI-Tech said its financial position remains supported by a strong balance sheet, enabling the group to meet its contractual obligations despite the expected loss.

The company reiterated its focus on the proposed transaction involving Create Technologies and said it will provide further updates at the appropriate time in compliance with listing rules.

Further details of the group’s financial performance will be disclosed when AVI-Tech releases its unaudited financial results for 1H2026.

The company advised shareholders and investors to exercise caution when dealing in its shares pending the results announcement.

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