CSC Holdings (C06) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 FY26 revenue rose 26.4% YoY to $195.3m on higher construction activity; net profit fell 53.9% to $1.2m as gross margin declined and prior-year other income was higher.
Operating cash flow strengthened to $18.8m, while cash and cash equivalents reached $25.5m; net current liabilities widened to $4.5m at 30 September 2025.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $195.3m, up 26.4% YoY; gross profit rose 4.5% to $18.3m, while gross margin contracted to 9.4% from 11.4%.
Operating profit fell 39.1% YoY to $3.5m; profit before tax declined 62.7% to $0.9m, and net profit fell 53.9% to $1.2m.
EBITDA was $15.3m, down 12.2% YoY; EPS was 0.03 cent versus 0.06 cent in H1 FY25.
Other income fell 68.8% to $0.4m, mainly due to lower gains on disposal of older equipment; foreign exchange gain was $0.2m versus $2.2m a year earlier.
Outlook and guidance
More than $170m of new contracts were secured since FY26 began, mainly in public residential projects and pharmaceutical developments; order book was $270m at 31 October 2025, with most work due within 12 months.
The Singapore construction sector is expected to remain positive over the next 12 months, supported by infrastructure, housing and industrial development; tender activity and competition are expected to intensify.
Project selection is focused on sound margins and manageable risks amid rising manpower costs; disciplined liquidity and capital management remain priorities.
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