Got on board yesterday at $1.15 :D but i didnt buy 43,000
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Last year on 8-November-2018, Syft issued their H1 interim financial statements (for the 6 months ending 30-Sept-2018).
I can't find any H1 financials issued this year and Christmas is 3 weeks away. Must be due soon.
Anyone have any info regarding this delay who could shed a bit of light on the matter?
Must be imminent. I note the interim in 2017 was 8th dec. Disclose ,holding.
Not a good look seeing the share price drop ,when the interim result is due.
7,500 sold at $1.12,
25,000 sold at $1.10.
Seller has 2334 for sale at $1.10.
Highest bidder for 30,000 is at just .86 cents.
SYFT interim is now available.
Go to www.usx.co.nz
Syft
announcements.
While the first six months have been positive for Syft, we are forecasting a full year loss for FY20 as sales previously expected in this financial year have been moved to early FY21. While this is not ideal, it’s not a concern as it is a timing issue only.
Outlook The first six months have provided an excellent start to the 2020 financial year. While our sales pipeline remains strong, we expect our full year financial results to be affected by the timing of sales contracts. Sales we had previously expected to be finalised in the current financial year are now likely to move to FY21. The impact of the delay is that Syft is expected to report a loss for the FY20 year.
Our focus remains on delivering long-term profitability. We continue to remain very positive on the short, medium, and long-term prospects of our business subject to the inherent volatility associated with the timing of unit sales in the short-term.
Revenue is still going gangbusters, up 80% on last year. Let's hope the profit catches up eventually - I get the impression they are all hands to the pump getting through current demand.
The period has been dominated by the production and installation of the new Infinity instruments for Nasdaq-listed Micron Technologies. While this relationship is very positive for Syft in the long-term, it has caused significant short-term disruption as we have refocused our resources to fulfil Micron’s requirements. Primarily this has driven a need to redeploy people from sales and development to production and installation. The offset to the short-term disruption is our expectation of further future sales to Micron and other semiconductor providers.