On Wednesday, CML Microsystems plc (CML.L), a semiconductor company, reported narrower pre-tax loss but wider post-tax loss in the fiscal 2026, amid weak revenues. Further, the company maintained a dividend and said it expects a return to revenue growth in fiscal 2027.
On the London Stock Exchange, the shares were trading 6.02 percent lower at 277.25 pence.
Loss before tax for 2026 was 0.074 million pounds, compared to loss of 0.766 million pounds last year.
Loss after tax, on the other hand, went up to 0.054 million pounds from loss of 0.018 million pounds in the previous year. Loss per share for the period went up to 0.33 pence from 0.11 pence in the prior year.
Adjusted loss before tax was 1.76 million pounds, compared to profit of 0.88 million pounds a year ago. Adjusted loss after tax was 0.56 million pounds, in comparison with the profit of 1.60 million pounds in 2025.
Adjusted EBITDA went down to 2.34 million pounds from 5.22 million pounds last year.
Total revenue decreased to 20.45 million pounds from 22.90 million pounds in the previous year.
Further, the board of the company recommended a final dividend of 6 pence per share, same as last year, to be paid on August 21 to shareholders registered on August 7. This gives the total dividend of 11 pence, which is also the same, compared to last year.
Looking forward for fiscal 2027, the company said it expects to deliver a year of solid progress in operating profitability and sales revenue. The outlook follows stronger financial performance in the final quarter of 2026 and progressive order book, despite geopolitical tensions and uncertainties in electronics supply chain.
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