GC Construction Holdings (1489) H1 24/25 earnings summary
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H1 24/25 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 FY2024/25 revenue fell 6.2% YoY to HK$265.314m; gross profit dropped 90.2% to HK$2.883m and attributable net results swung to a HK$7.164m loss from a HK$16.614m profit.
Backlog was HK$506.1m across 56 projects at 30 September 2024, down from HK$564.8m across 61 projects at 31 March 2024.
Financial highlights
Revenue was HK$265.314m versus HK$282.839m; service costs rose to HK$262.431m from HK$253.551m.
Gross profit fell to HK$2.883m from HK$29.288m; gross margin declined to 1.1% from 10.4%.
Operating loss was HK$7.962m versus operating profit of HK$19.050m; attributable net loss was HK$7.164m versus profit of HK$16.614m.
Basic and diluted EPS was a loss of HK0.7 cents versus earnings of HK1.7 cents; no interim dividend was recommended.
Outlook and guidance
Pursuing renovation and Hong Kong fitting-out opportunities to diversify revenue and use existing resources amid the wet-trades downturn.
Expanding into Southeast Asia through market research, risk assessment and partner selection; recently entered Cambodia and secured a construction project there.
Latest events from GC Construction Holdings
- Revenue rose, but margin pressure cut FY24 profit by 61.3%.1489
H2 23/24 - Revenue and backlog rose, but margin pressure and a lapsed subsidy cut profit 54.2%.1489
H1 23/24 - Higher credit impairments widened the loss despite improved margins and a doubled backlog.1489
H2 25/26 - Revenue fell 41.2%, while backlog more than doubled to HK$739.2m.1489
H1 25/26 - Profit rose on government support income as revenue grew and backlog remained substantial.1489
H2 22/23 - Revenue fell 9.3%; margin compression and credit losses drove a HK$53.5m loss.1489
H2 24/25