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03-06-2025, 05:02 PM
JHM Consolidation Berhad is a one-stop engineering and manufacturing solutions provider serving the automotive, industrial, semiconductor, and telecommunications sectors.
It supports the semiconductor sector at the upstream level by supplying precision mechanical parts for semiconductor equipment. It also produced hermetic enclosures and connectors used in semiconductor modules, and assemble electrical and optical modules for semiconductor and industrial applications.
Over the past six years, JHM’s revenue has declined at a compounded rate of approximately 2% annually. This decline was driven by reduced orders from key automotive customers, the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain disruptions, delayed project launches, and rising input and labor costs.
As such from a profitable position in 2019, JHM slipped into losses in 2024. The decline was exacerbated by a narrowing gross profit margin and higher Selling, General, and Administrative expenses. These structural pressures challenged operating leverage, despite capacity expansion initiatives.
However, 2024 may mark the bottom. The Q1 2025 results indicate revenue improvement and a narrower loss. Additionally, JHM reportedly secured a contract to supply automotive parts to the U.S. and is exploring EV battery pack assembly - initiatives that could support a turnaround
It supports the semiconductor sector at the upstream level by supplying precision mechanical parts for semiconductor equipment. It also produced hermetic enclosures and connectors used in semiconductor modules, and assemble electrical and optical modules for semiconductor and industrial applications.
Over the past six years, JHM’s revenue has declined at a compounded rate of approximately 2% annually. This decline was driven by reduced orders from key automotive customers, the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain disruptions, delayed project launches, and rising input and labor costs.
As such from a profitable position in 2019, JHM slipped into losses in 2024. The decline was exacerbated by a narrowing gross profit margin and higher Selling, General, and Administrative expenses. These structural pressures challenged operating leverage, despite capacity expansion initiatives.
However, 2024 may mark the bottom. The Q1 2025 results indicate revenue improvement and a narrower loss. Additionally, JHM reportedly secured a contract to supply automotive parts to the U.S. and is exploring EV battery pack assembly - initiatives that could support a turnaround