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AoFrio (AOF)HY26Released 5 August 2026

EBITDA rose 17.5% on a one-off tax credit while losses widened 19.6%

Revenue fell 21.5% as Motors collapsed 50.5%, masking margin gains and leaving net losses deeper despite EBITDA growth.

Published 5 August 2026

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AoFrio (AOF)FY22Released 27 February 2023

EBITDA margin fell to 2.2% while working capital absorbed NZ$9.8m

Revenue grew 15.7% to a record NZ$74.3m, but a NZ$9.8m working-capital build—well above the historical average build of NZ$3.2m—turned operating cash

Published 28 April 2026

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Wellington Drive Technologies (AOF)FY21Released 25 February 2022

NPAT swung to $5.4m on a tax credit; PBT still a $0.6m loss

A large tax benefit produced the headline turnaround on 74.1% revenue growth, but underlying operations remained loss-making at PBT level.

Published 28 April 2026

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AoFrio (AOF)HY21Released 25 August 2021

AoFrio swings to $0.6m profit on 49.2% revenue rebound as net cash builds

Operating cash flow tripled to $3.1m on a strong demand recovery, but the comparable was COVID-depressed and capex fell to near zero.

Published 23 April 2026

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AoFrio (AOF)FY20Released 26 February 2021

Revenue fell 40.2% on COVID, swinging PBT to a NZ$2.0m loss

Both Motors and IoT segments turned negative, though a working-capital release lifted cash to NZ$4.6m despite the earnings reversal.

Published 23 April 2026

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Wellington Drive Technologies (AOF)HY20Released 27 August 2020

Revenue fell 38.5% and NPAT swung to a $0.8m loss in H1 2020

A $4.8m equity uplift lifted total equity 64% but operating cash fell, the business swung from net cash to net debt, and both segments lost money.

Published 22 April 2026

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AoFrio (AOF)FY19Released 28 February 2020

Wellington's maiden NZ$0.4m profit on IoT mix and 71% EBITDA lift

EBITDA margin doubled to 6.8% as IoT revenue rose 31.6%, but a NZ$7.6m working-capital release flatters the cash result and merits a durability check.

Published 22 April 2026

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