Omega International Q2 FY26 net loss widens to $49,833; revenue rises 450% to $1.05 million
Reuters2026/08/12 20:50- Omega International Group posted Q2 revenue of $1.05 million, more than doubled from a year earlier.
- Net loss widened to $49,833, pressured by a $47,341 foreign-exchange loss and $9,638 income-tax expense.
- For the first half, revenue climbed to $2.06 million, more than doubled year over year, driven by service revenue of $1.49 million.
- Six-month net loss narrowed to $4,882 as operating profit improved to $80,221 despite $50,666 of income-tax expense.
- Common stock began trading on OTCQB under HAFG on July 13, 2026; product sales reached $568,517 in the first half.
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