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Image Scan warns FY outcome 'remains uncertain'

Thu 21 August 2025 09:36 | A A A

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(Sharecast News) - X-ray screening systems provider Image Scan warned on Thursday that its full-year results would more than likely fall short of guidance.

Image Scan pointed to long lead times in its supply chain, impacting manufacturing and assembly time, and also making delivery schedules difficult to predict.

The AIM-listed group anticipated "a positive second half of the year", but said the result for the FY will be dependent on the timing of order receipts and their subsequent delivery.

Although the board believes there are no fundamental issues with the company's suppliers, long lead times in the supply chain are impacting manufacturing and assembly time," said Image Scan.

"As a result, the outcome for the year ending 30 September 2025 remains uncertain but the expectation is that current market guidance will not be achieved."

Image Scan also announced two new contract wins on Thursday, one being an order for its MDXi-400 industrial system from a new customer in North America, and the other a deal to supply its portable ThreatScan system to an Eastern European military organisation. Deliveries of multiple ThreatScan units to a Southeast Asian customer were also said to be underway.

As of 1140 BST, Image Scan shares were down 5.59% at 1.37p.

Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com

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