Bukit Sembawang Estates (B61) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 net profit reached $70.8m, about double FY2023; revenue rose 185% to $562.0m, mainly on higher development-project profit recognition.
The Atelier and LIV @ MB sold out; 64% of the 79% of Pollen Collection released for sale had sold as of 21 June 2024.
Total equity was $1.52b at 31 March 2024; cash and cash equivalents were $452.2m.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $561.956m vs $197.126m; profit before tax was $82.569m vs $37.478m; profit after tax was $70.847m vs $34.400m.
Gross profit was $76.777m vs $34.110m; profit from operations was $71.492m vs $31.617m.
Net finance income increased to $11.077m from $5.861m, with interest income of $11.428m and finance costs of $0.351m.
Net cash generated from operating activities was $210.0m vs $85.1m used; cash ended the year at $452.243m vs $294.008m.
Development properties fell to $711.942m from $1,025.183m; contract assets increased to $180.777m from $0.531m.
Outlook and guidance
Singapore GDP growth is forecast at 1%–3% for 2024; residential demand is expected to rely heavily on locals amid the continuing effects of cooling measures and ABSD.
8 @ BT, a 158-unit Bukit Timah project, was planned for launch in Q3 2024; main building works were expected to start in H2 2024 and finish in Q4 2027.
Pollen Collection sales were expected to remain strong; its TOP is expected in Q1 2026. LIV @ MB TOP is expected in Q1 2025.
FY2025 sustainability targets include energy intensity ceilings for headquarters, show flats and FROS, and GHG intensity of no more than 2.70 tonnes CO₂e per $1m revenue.
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H2 2025 - Development profits lifted 1H profit after tax 149% to $62.9m.B61
H1 2025 - Revenue and profit fell as development recognition eased; debt was sharply reduced.B61
H2 2023 - Revenue surged and borrowings were cleared, but property demand remains pressured.B61
H1 2024 - Lower project revenue cut H1 profit, while Land Betterment Charges drove substantial cash outflow.B61
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H2 2026 - Lower development profits cut H1 net income 76%; cash ended at $533.1m.B61
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