GC Construction Holdings (1489) H1 23/24 earnings summary
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H1 23/24 earnings summary
19 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 FY2023/24 revenue rose 7.7% YoY to HK$282.839m, while gross profit fell 8.4% to HK$29.288m and attributable profit declined 54.2% to HK$16.614m.
Backlog increased to HK$758.8m across 60 projects at 30 September 2023, from HK$621.4m across 53 projects at 31 March; management expects stable performance in the coming year.
Financial highlights
Service costs rose 9.9% to HK$253.551m, driven by higher activity and skilled-worker shortages; gross margin fell to 10.4% from 12.2%.
Profit before tax was HK$19.789m versus HK$40.339m; basic and diluted EPS was HK1.7 cents versus HK4.8 cents.
Other income fell to HK$0.093m from HK$18.582m, including the prior-period HK$18.3m Employment Support Scheme subsidy; administrative expenses rose to HK$9.907m from HK$6.629m.
Operating cash flow was HK$13.0m versus a HK$4.1m outflow; cash and cash equivalents were HK$54.2m at 30 September 2023.
Outlook and guidance
Management expects financial performance to remain stable in the coming year and is cautiously optimistic about the local construction market, while maintaining focus on core operations.
Overseas opportunities, particularly in Southeast Asia, are being explored to diversify revenue; market conditions will continue to be monitored.
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