Aspial Corporation (A30) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2025 revenue rose 33.2% YoY to S$394.0m; profit before tax reached S$29.2m versus S$5.2m, and profit for the period was S$21.3m.
Retail and Financial Service growth drove results; Real Estate narrowed its pre-tax loss to S$9.7m from S$15.0m.
Cautious optimism for 2H 2025; FY2025 financial performance is expected to improve versus FY2024, barring adverse FX, tax or revaluation impacts.
Financial highlights
Revenue increased 33% to S$394.0m; materials and subcontract costs rose 37% to S$251.5m, mainly reflecting higher Retail revenue.
Profit before tax rose to S$29.2m from S$5.2m; taxation was S$8.0m versus S$3.5m, and profit for the period rose to S$21.3m from S$1.7m.
Total comprehensive income reached S$19.4m versus S$2.7m; other comprehensive expense was S$1.9m, including foreign currency translation and cash-flow hedge losses.
Operating costs increased 6.6% to S$122.5m, reflecting higher employee expenses, depreciation and amortisation, partly offset by lower finance costs.
Outlook and guidance
FY2025 financial performance is expected to exceed FY2024, barring adverse FX movements, tax and/or revaluation adjustments.
Financial Services is expected to grow in 2H 2025 on demand for pawnbroking and secured lending; priorities include prudent credit management and digital capabilities.
Retail is expected to deliver steady 2H performance on gold jewellery demand in Singapore and Malaysia; Real Estate expects support from Australia 108 sales and Malaysian hospitality.
Strategic priorities include asset optimisation, selective enhancements, acquisitions and divestments, stronger capital structure and operational resilience.
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