GP Industries (G20) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 FY2026 revenue fell 2.5% to S$556.0m; profit attributable to equity holders rose 12.7% to S$16.3m, supported by associate earnings and lower finance costs.
Interim dividend recommended at 1.75 Singapore cents per share, up from 1.5 cents, with a 54% payout ratio.
Financial highlights
Revenue was S$556.0m, down 2.5% YoY; gross profit declined 6.5% to S$158.4m as gross margin fell to 28.5% from 29.7%.
Profit before finance costs and share of associates decreased 10.7% to S$33.8m; profit after tax rose 11.7% to S$24.9m.
Profit attributable to equity holders increased 12.7% to S$16.3m; basic and diluted EPS rose 9.0% to 3.26 Singapore cents.
Distribution costs fell 5.6% to S$67.7m and administrative expenses fell 8.9% to S$64.7m; other operating income declined 29.3% to S$10.7m.
Net cash from operating activities was S$6.3m, versus S$11.6m in 1H FY2025; cash and cash equivalents ended at S$174.7m.
Outlook and guidance
Management will monitor tariff exposure and macroeconomic developments, with priorities including cost control, product development, brand leverage and global sales-channel expansion.
Plans include accelerating divestment of non-core assets, including vacant land and unused factories in China; assets may be rented if market conditions are unfavorable for disposal.
Management cited its diversified manufacturing footprint, adaptable supply chain and brand portfolio as support for navigating uncertainty and pursuing profitability and market-share growth.
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