Chuan Hup Holdings (C33) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 remained profitable, with revenue of USD 7.24m; net profit fell to USD 1.37m from USD 5.79m, reflecting lower investment gains, a student-accommodation impairment and a one-off legal-claim recognition.
Portfolio activity centered on property development in Singapore and Australia, recurring rental income, and student accommodation; year-end net assets were USD 223.51m.
Financial highlights
Revenue was USD 7.242m versus USD 4.914m in FY2023; student accommodation contributed USD 1.61m, and investment trading gains were USD 1.16m.
Profit before tax was USD 2.356m versus USD 6.281m; profit for the year was USD 1.370m versus USD 5.787m.
Profit attributable to equity holders was USD 1.969m versus USD 5.787m; total comprehensive income was USD 0.477m versus USD 3.560m.
Cash and cash equivalents fell 51.9% to USD 20.538m from USD 42.684m, while total assets rose to USD 254.726m from USD 244.551m.
Outlook and guidance
Management expects geopolitical unrest, inflation and high interest rates to persist near term, and intends to remain prudent when considering new investments.
Australia’s housing demand remained resilient amid high rates, with construction, infrastructure investment and returning international students and tourists supporting the near-term outlook.
Paulownia was scheduled for TOP by end-2024; Garden Towers sales revenue is expected to be recognised upon project completion.
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