Global Health Limited (ASX: $GLH) has released its Appendix 4D Half-Year Report for the period ending 31 December 2023. The report indicates a consolidated loss of $1,131,158 after providing for income tax, a significant improvement from the previous corresponding period's loss of $2,714,525. The Group's revenue saw a notable increase of 27% to $4.039M, with professional services revenue experiencing a more than 58% surge compared to the previous corresponding period.
The Group's Managing Director highlighted the successful restructuring activities, which led to increased customer-facing roles, reduced shared services overheads, and the use of external specialist contractors. These initiatives resulted in a net favorable turnaround of over $1.5M in the half-year results compared to the previous corresponding period. Additionally, the Group emphasized its increased investment in innovation, with an 84% rise in R&D expenditure, aligning with government Digital Health goals and objectives.
Global Health Limited's half-year report reflects a positive trajectory with a significant reduction in losses and a substantial increase in revenue. The Group's strategic restructuring activities have yielded cost savings and improved customer experiences, contributing to the favorable financial turnaround. Furthermore, the increased investment in innovation and R&D aligns with the Group's ambitions to complete the re-platforming to MasterCare Plus (M+) SaaS platform in 2024. The Group's outlook remains focused on maintaining its current level of R&D, with plans for debt financing and commercial release of the new SaaS platforms in the June 2024 quarter.