Jerash Holdings reports Q3 EPS 2c vs. 7c last year

Reports Q3 revenue $27.5M vs. $43M last year. “The ongoing tension in the region presented supply chain issues, causing delays, but not cancellations, and curtailing production during the quarter,” said Sam Choi, Jerash’s chairman and chief executive officer. “While revenue was significantly down compared with the prior year period, we achieved profitability for the quarter and continued to make good progress attracting a fresh pipeline of orders from new customers representing established global brands. “We are excited about our growth opportunity in Europe, having recently attracted another European-based high-end apparel brand for which we have begun to produce several trial orders. In addition, Vans and Dickies, both VF Corporation brands, placed trial orders for both the U.S. and European markets. These are all positive indicators for the future. “While our new customers and the eventual shipment of delayed orders bode well for Jerash’s longer term future performance, it would be imprudent at this time to provide formal guidance on what to expect for the current quarter because of the ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Jordan has reassured our team that the government is proactive in maintaining a safe and stable environment for businesses and providing protection export sea routes. We are grateful that day-to-day life in Jordan remains normal. Our hearts go out to the innocent victims on all sides of the crisis, and we pray for an expeditious resolution,” Choi added.