RE: RE: RE: RE: Gravy train31 Dec 2025 10:07
Interestingly, and you are absolutely correct, Ethernity didn’t disclose that amount in their interims.
But their NOMAD and broker Allenby did in a research note:
Ethernity Networks Ltd* (ENET.L, 0.02p/£0.8m)
Interims: Headcount reduction led to operating losses narrowing (30.09.25)
• Revenue increased 3% to $0.6m, with the majority down to a Tier 1 US Aerospace customer. The Group
focused on licensing fees and royalty revenue, resulting in gross margin increasing to 100% (H1 FY24: 97.4%),
leading gross profit to grow 6% to $0.6m.
• Operating expenses were cut 19% to $2.4m, as the Group reduced headcount. This led EBITDA loss to decline
36% to $1m, which translated to a 25% reduction in operating loss to $1.8m. Ethernity ended H1 FY25 with
$37.7k in net cash (H1 FY24 end: $0.58m).
• Ethernity continues to pursue ASIC opportunities, engaging with a leading wireless backhaul OEM. Ethernity
plans to pursue a partnership model with a semiconductor vendor, who would fund the full ASIC cost, with
Ethernity receiving an upfront non-recurring engineering (NRE) income along with an ongoing revenue share.
• The Company stated that is has immediate cash requirement to continue operating as a going concern and is
actively exploring ways to fund the business.