Aspen (Group) Holdings (1F3) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 FY2025 revenue fell 27% YoY to RM106.9m; profit for the period was RM68.0m versus RM94.3m, with the current period benefiting from the RM74.1m KASB joint venture disposal gain.
Vivo Service Apartment received its CCC in November 2024; lower completed-project sales and limited VERSA progress weighed on property revenue.
Financial highlights
Revenue RM106.9m, down 27% YoY; gross profit RM22.0m, down 24% YoY.
Operating profit RM73.2m versus RM5.4m; profit before tax RM68.7m versus RM1.7m, primarily reflecting the RM74.1m gain on KASB disposal.
Profit from continuing operations RM68.0m versus a RM0.3m loss; prior-period profit included RM94.7m from discontinued operations.
Net cash used in operating activities RM73.2m versus RM40.1m generated; investing activities generated RM73.7m, mainly from divestment proceeds.
Outlook and guidance
Malaysian HOC extension through 31 Dec 2025 and 2025 Budget tax relief for eligible homebuyers are expected to support market offerings; relief applies to qualifying agreements from 2025–2027.
Management plans to conserve cash in the soft property market; dividends may be considered when conditions improve.
Vivo obtained CCC in November 2024; infrastructure growth in Batu Kawan includes BKIP3 and Bandar Cassia Tech Park, with completion expected in 2026.
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H2 2025 - Discontinued-operation gains lifted FY2024 profit, while continuing operations and liquidity remained under pressure.1F3
H2 2024 - RM94.3m H1 profit included a RM98.0m deconsolidation gain as property launches advance.1F3
H1 2024 - Revenue fell and shareholder losses returned, while operating cash flow rebounded.1F3
H2 2026 - Revenue fell 37% as the prior-year disposal gain drove a swing to a RM5.0m loss.1F3
H1 2026