GuocoLand (F17) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2026 revenue fell 25% to S$1,434.0m; underlying operating profit was S$367.2m, down 2%, excluding a S$207.2m China development loss allowance.
Property Investment revenue rose 4% to S$292.5m; more than S$3b in sold residential value remains to be recognised as construction progresses.
Proposed final dividend increased to 8 Singapore cents per share from 7 cents for FY2025.
Financial highlights
Revenue was S$1,434.0m versus S$1,916.4m; operating profit was S$125.0m versus S$298.8m, and PBT was S$111.2m versus S$172.6m.
Profit attributable to equity holders fell 11% to S$95.2m; basic EPS was 7.36 cents versus 8.43 cents.
Underlying operating profit was S$367.2m versus S$376.5m, including associates/JVs and excluding the China development loss allowance.
Share of associates/JVs profit was S$32.4m; proportionate revenue from Singapore equity-accounted projects rose to S$391m from S$211m.
Outlook and guidance
Substantially sold Singapore residential projects are expected to contribute progressively as construction advances and revenue is recognised.
Lentor Central, with potential for 553 units, is expected to launch in 1H 2027; Lentor Modern mall leases are commencing progressively.
Near-term growth and investment focus remains on Singapore; Malaysia and China opportunities will be assessed as conditions evolve.
China’s near-term residential outlook remains challenging; Chongqing residential assets are being monetised while longer-term opportunities are evaluated selectively.
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