GC Construction Holdings (1489) H2 24/25 earnings summary
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H2 24/25 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue fell 9.3% YoY to HK$530.7m; gross profit dropped to HK$2.1m and the year ended with a HK$53.5m loss attributable to owners.
Results were pressured by lower-margin contracts, delayed project progress and payments, and sharply higher impairment losses on trade receivables and contract assets.
Backlog stood at HK$343.3m across 32 projects at 31 March 2025, down from HK$564.8m across 61 projects a year earlier.
Financial highlights
Revenue was HK$530.7m, down HK$54.5m or 9.3% YoY; cost of services fell 2.7% to HK$528.5m.
Gross profit declined to HK$2.1m from HK$41.8m; operating loss was HK$53.9m versus operating profit of HK$20.6m.
Loss before tax was HK$53.2m; net loss attributable to owners was HK$53.5m versus prior-year profit of HK$19.1m.
Basic and diluted loss per share was HK5.3 cents versus earnings per share of HK1.9 cents; no final dividend was recommended.
Outlook and guidance
Strategy is to avoid higher-risk projects and prioritize work with stable payment terms and trusted developers and main contractors with strong payment records.
Business development outside Hong Kong continued, including a construction project secured in Cambodia during FY2025.
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H1 24/25