shares in ra international group fell thursday after the company said it expects to remain broadly breakeven at the 2023 earnings level though its 2022 pretax loss narrowed and revenue rose shares at 0737 gmt were down 275 pence or 17 at 130 pence the provider of remotesite services said its pretax loss for 2022 was 132 million compared with a loss of 322 million in 2021 reflecting significant input cost headwinds earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortizationa metric that strips out exceptional and other one off costsdeclined to around 560000 from 67 million a year earlier reflecting inflationary pressures but meeting cautious guidance revenue rose to 629 million from 546 million ra said it remains cautious on the financial performance of the business in the new year and expects it to remain broadly breakeven at an ebitda level it said at the end of march it had an order book of 78 million and was seeing more longterm contracts in its pipeline converted to its orderbook whilst we remain cautious on the timing of these awards and project starts we are very much encouraged by this trend which is important in restoring the levels of profitability the business has delivered previously chief executive soraya narfeldt said