If you would just pay for Semnet accounts you would see for yourself the mess.....22 Jan 2026 06:05
Financial year ended 30.09.2023
US$5,558,555 Revenue
(4,830,190) Costs
Profit $728,365
Semnet Pte. Ltd. – Financial Statements Breakdown (1 Oct 2023 – 31 Mar 2025)
Key numbers:
• Revenue US$37.78M (18-month period)
• Gross profit US$2.73M
• Net profit US$1.487M (cumulative)
But the real story is in the split:
• Pre-shareholder change (1 Oct 2023 – 31 Mar 2024, ~6 months): US$1.795M profit
• Post-shareholder change (1 Apr 2024 – 31 Mar 2025, 12 months): US$(307.6)k loss
Revenue & profitability have fallen off a cliff post-acquisition. Yet management (Goh) claims Semnet serves a “wide range of clients” – so where is the revenue from all these diverse clients in the post-acquisition period? The numbers show a sharp drop-off, swinging the business into loss.
Other red flags:
• US$100,000 capital contribution injected during the period (from zero to US$100k)
• Net liability position: liabilities exceed assets by US$52k; current liabilities exceed current assets by US$50k
• Going concern explicitly reliant on “continued financial support of its immediate holding company” Post-acquisition, this is a loss-making operation that needs ongoing parental funding to survive.
We were told this was a profitable entity and was literally an insiders deal thats gone very wrong !
This has produced around 1.7 million in revenue since we acquired it and a 300k loss so far. How did this go so bad and how much money will be required to maintain its viability.