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International Equities Corporation lifted September-quarter revenue 46.8% to A$753,000, but remained loss-making as apartment disposals and new borrowings supported liquidity. The company ended the quarter with A$1.207 million in cash and reported 5.7 quarters of funding based on cash and unused facilities.

International Equities Corporation has returned to a modest annual profit after exiting serviced apartments, but the recovery is fragile. Cash fell sharply, operating cash flow remained negative and the auditor highlighted material uncertainty over the group’s ability to continue as a going concern.

International Equities Corporation Ltd (ASX:IEQ) returned to a statutory profit in FY2026, but the result was largely supported by discontinued tourism operations while continuing activities remained loss-making. An auditor’s material uncertainty warning and a new secured $1.2 million loan put liquidity at the centre of the investment case.

International Equities Corporation Ltd (ASX:IEQ) posted a modest profit for the June 2026 quarter, reversing prior losses amid a challenging economic backdrop that forced the company to exit its hotel and tourism activities.

International Equities Corporation Ltd reported a sharp 40% revenue decline and increased losses for the December 2025 quarter, driven by economic pressures and weak tourism. The company has ceased operations at Seasons Heritage Melbourne as lease challenges mount.

International Equities Corporation Ltd reported a modest revenue increase for Q1 2025-26 but faced a sharper after-tax loss, pressured by weak tourism and rising costs. Despite challenges, the company maintains a strong liquidity buffer.

International Equities Corporation Ltd reported a $1.249 million net loss for FY2025, reflecting ongoing challenges in its tourism segment amid a slowing economy and rising costs. The company’s property development and leasing operations also faced headwinds, leading to a decline in overall revenue and asset backing.

International Equities Corporation Ltd has revealed a significant revenue drop and net loss for Q2 2025, citing economic slowdown and weak tourism as key challenges. The company signals cautious optimism for the hospitality sector despite ongoing cost pressures.