Chuan Hup Holdings (C33) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H FY26 profit was USD2.1m versus USD0.6m in 1H FY25; higher disposal gains and Australian JV earnings were partly offset by lower investment-security mark-to-market gains.
Total comprehensive income was USD3.1m, compared with a USD5.9m loss a year earlier, as currency translation turned to a gain.
Financial highlights
Revenue rose 32.0% YoY to USD3.589m from USD2.719m, mainly due to USD0.8m gains on investment-security disposals.
Profit before tax increased 153.7% to USD2.598m; profit for the period was USD2.093m versus USD0.620m.
Investment-security fair-value changes were a USD0.464m loss versus a USD0.967m gain; fair-value loss on investment properties was USD0.532m versus USD0.325m.
Employee benefits expense rose 105.3% to USD2.931m; finance costs rose 148.7% to USD0.189m, mainly from student-accommodation lease interest.
Outlook and guidance
Directors cited ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and said they will exercise prudence when considering new investments.
No known material factors or events were identified as affecting earnings between the reporting date and announcement date.
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