CFM Holdings Limited provided group earnings guidance for the six month ended 31 December 2021. Based on the preliminary figures, the group expected to record a profit after tax for half year 2022 as compared to the net loss after tax for half year 2021. The improvement in financial performance in terms of profit after tax for half year 2022 was mainly due to higher revenue by the metal stamping segment due to ramp up of customer's orders, increase in unit price to customers due to global material price increase and a slightly higher revenue from the cleanroom segment, whilst lower revenue was generated by the toolings, warehousing and logistics segments.

Despite incurring higher operational costs and tax, the company is expected to record a profit after tax for half year 2022 as compared to a net loss after tax for half year 2021.