Bonvests Holdings (B28) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2026 revenue rose 4.7% YoY to S$111.404m, while EBITDA increased 0.9% to S$23.993m; lower finance costs and depreciation helped lift pretax profit 84.5% to S$5.910m.
Profit after tax was S$3.648m versus S$1.373m; EPS increased to 0.909 cents from 0.340 cents.
Total comprehensive income was S$1.470m, compared with a S$14.439m loss in H1 2025, when currency translation losses were substantially larger.
Financial highlights
Revenue increased 4.7% YoY to S$111.404m; higher contributions across all divisions drove the increase.
EBITDA rose 0.9% to S$23.993m, with higher Rental, Hotel and Industrial contributions partly offset by lower foreign exchange gains.
Finance costs fell 29.2% to S$5.225m, reflecting lower interest rates, partial loan repayments and capitalised borrowing costs.
Operating cash flow increased to S$18.344m from S$13.968m; net cash decreased S$2.991m after investing and financing outflows.
Outlook and guidance
Rental performance is expected to remain stable.
Hotel markets remain challenging; higher energy and food costs are expected to weigh on future results, while rising hotel supply increases competition and operating costs.
Medina hotel construction is ongoing and, barring unforeseen circumstances, is scheduled for operational completion by end-2028.
Industrial operations face intense competition and higher diesel and wage costs; priorities include preserving cash and improving operating efficiency.
Investment results remain exposed to stock-market volatility; the Development Division has no active projects.
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