Cleanspace Shares Dive 18% After Revenue Disappointment

Nov 11, 2024

Cleanspace Holdings Ltd (ASX: CSX), a respiratory protection manufacturer, saw its shares plummet by 18% today due to an underwhelming revenue update. The company reported flat revenue year-to-date, in contrast to the AU$5.3 million achieved a year ago, attributing the stagnation to factors like the Olympics, management changes in the U.S., and delayed certifications in Japan and Korea. While Cleanspace anticipates a 15% revenue increase in the first half—down from its 30% target—its profitability has risen by 20%, though it remains slightly below breakeven at the EBITDA level.

 

 

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