Entyr Limited (ASX: $ETR) has reported its half-year financial results for the period ending 31 December 2023. The company achieved record revenue of $3.1 million, marking a 25% growth from $2.5 million in H1 FY23. Additionally, Entyr recorded a 23% increase in tyre collection volume to 5900 tonnes and an 11% growth in tyre collection price to $532 per tonne compared to H1 FY23. The company also invested $2.8 million in key infrastructure projects during the period.
The company's long-term partnership with Trafigura, a global commodities trader, through Offtake and Collaboration agreements, signifies a significant strategic milestone. These agreements are expected to provide access to a global market for recovered carbon black (rCB) and tyre derived oil (TDO) sales, which will support the financial performance of the Stapylton facility and future Group-owned facilities. The collaboration with Trafigura aligns with our commitment to innovation, growth, and delivering exceptional value to customers and shareholders. We anticipate these agreements to offer various benefits, including a global marketing and logistics platform, focus on technology and product development, investment opportunities, enhanced flexibility, market feedback, and efficient corporate overheads.
Entyr's outlook for the near term focuses on completing the installation of the minimum required infrastructure at Stapylton and operating the site at commercial volumes to leverage the Trafigura agreement and associated opportunities. The company continues to engage with state and federal governments to secure financial support for further infrastructure at Stapylton and expansion opportunities. Entyr's unique technology and strategic partnerships position it to play a significant role in addressing the global waste tyre problem. The company's ongoing efforts in innovation, infrastructure investment, and market development reflect its commitment to sustainable growth and environmental solutions.