GuocoLand (F17) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H FY26 revenue fell 22% YoY to S$791.9m, while profit before tax rose to S$119.0m and profit attributable to equity holders increased 14% to S$85.4m.
Lower development revenue recognition, reflecting Singapore project handover timing, was offset by higher other income, associate/JV earnings, rental income and lower finance costs.
Property Development and Property Investment continued as complementary earnings streams, with strong Singapore residential sales and recurring rental income growth.
Financial highlights
Gross profit fell 19% YoY to S$203.7m; operating profit declined 16% to S$182.2m.
Profit for the period rose 13% to S$98.6m; basic EPS increased to 7.08 cents from 5.88 cents.
Other income rose to S$25.5m from S$8.3m, supported by an S$18.7m gain on disposal of the Thistle Johor Bahru hotel.
Net finance costs fell 30% YoY to S$68.6m, mainly due to lower borrowings and interest rates; tax expense decreased 32% to S$20.3m.
Property Development revenue was S$611.9m versus S$842.5m; Property Investment rental revenue rose 5% to S$143.2m.
Outlook and guidance
River Modern, a 455-unit development with ground-floor shops and Great World MRT access, is targeted to launch in 1Q 2026; 860-unit Tengah Garden Avenue is slated for 2Q 2026.
Lentor Hills Residences is targeted for completion in 2H 2026; Lentor Mansion and Lentor Central Residences are targeted for 1H 2028 and 2H 2028, respectively.
Lentor Modern mall leases are expected to add recurring income progressively as they commence.
Singapore’s residential market is expected to remain stable and Core CBD Grade A offices robust; China residential conditions remain challenging, while planned Shanghai office supply may pressure occupancy and rents.
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