Highway Holdings Myanmar plant loses customers amid political backlash, pares workforce

• Highway Holdings faced a sharp disruption in fiscal 2026 as a major OEM cut motor orders, shrinking revenue and pressuring profitability.
• Myanmar operations effectively halted as most customers stopped business for political and human-rights-related concerns; workforce reduced to a core team.
• China plant resumed game console production, but volumes remained too low to cover the group’s cost base.
• Liquidity stayed intact at USD 4.4 million cash as of March 31, 2026, with minimal debt and a 2.36:1 current ratio.

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