Executive Summary
Platt Nera International Limited posted a sharply weaker QQ3 2024 as revenue collapsed to THB 21.31 million, down 85.1% year over year and 35.9% sequentially. The quarter delivered a substantial net loss of THB 143.64 million and an EBIT/EBITDA position negative by THB 13.5 million and THB 13.43 million respectively, driven principally by a very large negative contribution from total other income and expenses totaling THB -119.19 million. Despite the weak profitability, the company maintains a solid balance sheet and liquidity profile: total assets of THB 1,236.99 million, current assets of THB 844.66 million, current ratio of 1.28, and cash plus short-term investments of THB 145.28 million. Net debt stood at THB 269.02 million with a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.05 and a leverage profile that suggests room for working-capital optimization if operating performance improves. Free cash flow was negative at THB 12.12 million for the period, and operating cash flow was also negative (βTHB 6.81 million), reflecting the earnings weakness and working-capital dynamics. Management commentary is not included in the provided transcript dataset; consequently, direct quotes or themes from an earnings call could not be integrated. The dataset shows no peers for 1949.HK, complicating direct industry benchmarking. Overall, the near-term investment thesis remains cautious: earnings visibility is constrained by a steep revenue decline and a heavy one-off drag in other income/expenses, while liquidity and balance-sheet strength could support a potential turnaround if operating performance stabilizes and cost controls take effect.
Key Performance Indicators
QoQ: -35.88% | YoY:-85.07%
QoQ: -54.75% | YoY:-84.61%
QoQ: -163.77% | YoY:-266.72%
QoQ: -24 020.15% | YoY:-4 206.36%
QoQ: -21 100.00% | YoY:-3 784.21%
Key Insights
Revenue performance: Q3 2024 revenue THB 21,306,500; YoY change: β85.07%; QoQ change: β35.88%. Gross Profit: THB 3,738,000; Gross Margin 17.54% (0.1754). Operating income: THB β13,507,500; Operating margin: β63.40% (β0.6339). EBITDA: THB β13,429,000; EBITDA margin: β63.03% (β0.6303). Net income: THB β143,640,500; Net income margin: β6.74%. Earnings per share (basic/diluted): THB β0.21. Weighted average shares: 680.00 million....
Financial Highlights
Revenue performance: Q3 2024 revenue THB 21,306,500; YoY change: β85.07%; QoQ change: β35.88%. Gross Profit: THB 3,738,000; Gross Margin 17.54% (0.1754). Operating income: THB β13,507,500; Operating margin: β63.40% (β0.6339). EBITDA: THB β13,429,000; EBITDA margin: β63.03% (β0.6303). Net income: THB β143,640,500; Net income margin: β6.74%. Earnings per share (basic/diluted): THB β0.21. Weighted average shares: 680.00 million.
Income Statement
| Metric |
Value |
YoY Change |
QoQ Change |
| Revenue |
21.31M |
-85.07% |
-35.88% |
| Gross Profit |
3.74M |
-84.61% |
-54.75% |
| Operating Income |
-13.51M |
-266.72% |
-163.77% |
| Net Income |
-143.64M |
-4 206.36% |
-24 020.15% |
| EPS |
-0.21 |
-3 784.21% |
-21 100.00% |
Key Financial Ratios
operatingProfitMargin
-63.4%
Management Commentary
No earnings-call transcript was provided in the dataset; as a result, there are no management quotes or thematic highlights to cite. If a transcript becomes available, potential themes would likely include discussions around revenue diversification, cost-control measures, pipeline in banking/government IT services, and any one-off items driving large swings in other income/expenses.
Forward Guidance
No explicit management guidance was included in the provided data for QQ3 2024. Given the material year-over-year revenue decline and a substantial negative swing in other income/expenses, near-term guidance would hinge on stabilization of project pipelines, favorable mix shifts toward higher-margin IT services, and disciplined operating expense management. Investors should monitor any communicated targets for revenue recovery, gross margin stabilization, expense discipline, and cash-burn reduction in upcoming quarters. Absent formal guidance, the forward view remains contingent on market recovery in Thailandβs IT services segment, client diversification, and potential one-off recoveries from non-operating items.