AMBU, which remained the group’s largest revenue contributor, grew 27% y-o-y to $63 million in the third quarter.
The consumer segment under this business unit rose 30% y-o-y driven by growth in the accessories and wearables segment. The industrials segment under this business unit grew 33% supported by stronger contributions from the Precision Engineering and European businesses.
IEBU posted a 38% y-o-y increase to $4 million in 3QFY2025, reflecting the progressive recognition of equipment sales, while Sydrogen Energy grew 19% y-o-y to $0.3 million.
Group growth was partially moderated by the Nanofabrication Business Unit (NFBU), which contracted 29% y-o-y to $5 million due to lower MLA volumes during a seasonally softer period.
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Nanofilm’s gross profit margin in 9MFY2025 came in at 36%, a slight decline from the 37% reported in the same period a year ago, while ebitda margin grew to 24% for the period mainly due to higher revenue.
Shares in Nanofilm closed 0.5 cents lower or 0.704% down at 70.5 cents on Oct 28.
