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SEC filingFinancial performance deteriorated with revenue declining 17.5% to $9.0M and gross margins collapsing to 11.7%, driving operating losses deeper to -$8.6M amid reduced customer volumes in India and fewer service projects.
Revenue declined 17.5% to $9.0 million in FY 2025 from $10.9 million in FY 2024, primarily due to decreased volumes from customers in India and reduced sales from services resulting from fewer projects. This topline erosion undermined the company's financial foundation, as management commentary highlights these volume and project reductions as key drivers, with sales attributed to customer locations including significant exposure to India.
Gross profit fell sharply by 63.8% to $1.1 million from $2.9 million, compressing the gross margin to 11.7%. The disproportionate drop relative to revenue signals heightened cost pressures, likely from a less favorable product mix or pricing dynamics in the diminished volume environment. Without segment breakdowns, the strain appears concentrated in core telecom offerings like SyncRing and NetRing TN products, which have seen prior deployments but faced project delays this year.
Operating income deteriorated further to -$8.6 million from -$7.3 million, a 16.7% worsening on the lower revenue base amid a relatively fixed expense structure. This deepened the operating margin to -95.3%, emphasizing the leverage impact of topline contraction on profitability. Net income followed suit, expanding losses to -$8.0 million (82.0% worse) with diluted EPS at -$0.87 versus -$0.48, capturing the full breadth of income statement pressures.