SenSen Networks Limited (ASX: $SNS) has reported its activities for the quarter ended 31 March 2024 (Q3 FY24). The company implemented a major cost restructure resulting in a reduction of 44 staff, bringing the global headcount down to 74. Despite incurring significant one-off costs, the company's YTD operating cash flows improved by $2.1M over the previous corresponding period, with YTD cash receipts up by $0.4M. SenSen aims to achieve sustainable cash flow positivity from Q4 2024.
The impact of the restructuring and the NHVR contract resulted in a cash-flow negative Q3 as essential changes for long-term profitability were implemented. The company is now positioned to operate with a lower cost base and aims for sustainable cash flow positivity from Q4 2024. Despite the staff reductions, SenSen continued to grow the business with new customer wins in North America and increased adoption of its AI-powered fuel theft reduction solution. The company is also making efforts to reduce audit costs and further optimize expenses.
SenSen Networks (ASX: $SNS) implemented a major cost restructure in Q3 FY24, resulting in a reduced global headcount and identified future cost savings. Despite incurring one-off costs, the company's YTD operating cash flows improved, and it aims to achieve sustainable cash flow positivity from Q4 2024. SenSen's NHVR project is on track, and the company has seen growth in its North American customer base and increased adoption of its AI-powered fuel theft reduction solution. The company's focus on cost optimization and business restructuring reflects its ambition to operate with a lower cost base and achieve sustainable cash flow positivity. SenSen's outlook includes the completion of the NHVR project in Q4, continued growth in North America, and further optimization of expenses to drive long-term profitability.