Shares declined 1.5% following earnings as investors appeared weighed down by ongoing ASP dilution from the entry-level product rollout and cautious near-term revenue impact, overshadowing improving margins and operating cash flow.
- Scooter volume grew 32.8% YoY to 6,216 units, outpacing electric segment growth of 18.2%, supporting market share gains in Taiwan.
- Adjusted EBITDA expanded to $16.3 million; net loss narrowed by $10.7 million to $7.9 million, reflecting improved cost efficiency and operational discipline.
- IFRS and non-IFRS gross margins converged at 20%, signifying a leaner cost structure but still moderate margin levels.
- Entry-level product launch diluted average selling prices, with primary revenue benefit expected in Q2 as orders are fulfilled.
- $30 million CapEx planned for energy network upgrades, including GoStation Q rollouts aimed at overseas expansion.
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