Federal International (2000) (BDU) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 revenue rose 47.8% YoY to S$79.7m, but gross profit fell 46.2% to S$6.3m as lower-margin trading sales compressed gross margin to 7.9% from 21.7%.
Profit net of tax fell to S$23k from S$3.1m; total comprehensive loss was S$6.8m, largely reflecting a S$7.1m FVOCI fair value loss.
Financial highlights
PBT was S$75k versus S$3.65m; owners’ net profit was S$29k versus S$2.48m, and basic EPS was 0.02 cents versus 1.76 cents.
Other operating expenses were S$441k, mainly a S$221k PTG disposal loss and S$145k FX loss; prior-year expenses of S$2.43m mainly reflected a S$2.48m FX loss.
Finance costs fell to S$213k from S$290k; income tax expense fell to S$52k from S$573k.
Outlook and guidance
H2 performance will depend on customer demand and delivery schedules, which affect the sales mix; management is pursuing suitable opportunities to improve performance.
Oil and gas activity, particularly in Vietnam, remains resilient, while geopolitical tensions and trade-policy changes could affect trading activity and costs.
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H1 2023 - A major project’s end cut revenue sharply as operations shifted to regional trading.BDU
H2 2023 - Disposal gains lifted H1 profit as revenue fell and procurement remained subdued.BDU
H1 2024 - A return to profit after major disposals, with regional trading growth the next priority.BDU
H2 2024 - Revenue more than doubled, while net profit eased and FX risks persisted.BDU
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