Camsing Healthcare (BAC) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2026 focused on retail rationalisation, cost control and operational efficiency; the annual loss narrowed while revenue declined after outlet closures and a more selective sales strategy.
The financial position remained strained, with net liabilities of S$6.188m and cash of S$41,000 at 31 January 2026; continuing operations depend on controlling-shareholder support.
Financial highlights
Revenue was S$4.105m versus S$4.783m in FY2025; gross profit was S$2.260m versus S$2.739m.
Loss before tax and net loss narrowed to S$928,000 from S$2.302m; basic and diluted loss per share improved to 1.03 cents from 3.56 cents.
Other income was S$889,000 versus S$1.869m, including S$476,000 from lease termination and S$199,000 of I-Nitra payables written back; FY2025 included S$1.335m of loans and interest waived.
Marketing and distribution expenses fell to S$1.994m from S$3.374m; G&A declined to S$1.680m from S$1.954m, while finance costs decreased to S$277,000 from S$322,000.
Operating cash outflow improved to S$321,000 from S$1.392m; financing generated S$256,000, and investing used S$22,000.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include strengthening Nature's Farm, growing digital customer engagement, improving inventory management and introducing products aligned with health and wellness demand.
Management intends to improve operating performance and cash flow, pursue sustainable growth and maintain prudent financial discipline amid macroeconomic uncertainty and changing consumer spending.
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