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Created: 2025-07-21 08:38:22 UTC
LMW Ltd’s recent earnings show a pretty mixed picture. The good news: the company has stayed almost debt free, maintains a healthy dividend payout, and its short-term liquidity improved, with the highest cash and cash equivalents in the past six periods.
On the downside, net sales and profits have taken a big hit—sales for Q1 FY25 fell over XX% year-over-year, and profit after tax dropped by over XX% YoY, with operational margins and cash flows at multi-year lows, mainly due to weaker demand in their core textile machinery business.
Also, a substantial portion of recent profit is from non-operating income, which isn’t a sustainable source for future growth, and their operating metrics—like return on equity and operating profit margins—have weakened significantly in the last few quarters.
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