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TradeWindow confident of March break-even despite looming tariffs

Possible Trump tariffs could dent exports to the US, but exporters are diversifying for resilience, says CEO.

TradeWindow CEO AJ Smith.

Will Mace Thu, 28 Nov 2024
Key points
  • Revenue: Up 22% to $3.7m
  • Loss: Improved to $2.4m for 1H25, from $4.8m 1H24
  • Main takeaway: TWL cuts costs and focused on existing markets to reach break-even as soon as possible.

Trade Window Holdings’ momentum will carry it through to earnings break-even in March 2025 despite the potential for US President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff policies to slow exports to the American market.

The NZX-listed trade-focused software company today reported a net loss after tax of $2.4

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Key points
  • Revenue: Up 22% to $3.7m
  • Loss: Improved to $2.4m for 1H25, from $4.8m 1H24
  • Main takeaway: TWL cuts costs and focused on existing markets to reach break-even as soon as possible.
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52 Week High
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TradeWindow signs up 26 new customers via freight forwarders body

TradeWindow posts Q1 growth but ‘disappointed’ with share price
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TradeWindow's cost-cutting, revenue rise helps to narrow FY loss
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6

TradeWindow CEO kicks in up to $500k to keep capital raise going
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TradeWindow to raise $2.2m, narrows revenue guidance

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