Heeton Holdings (5DP) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
HY2026 revenue rose 1.0% YoY to $37.25m; profit after tax was $0.18m versus a $9.48m loss in HY2025.
Results included a $9.95m gain on the Sapporo hotel disposal and $8.89m of financial-asset impairment losses.
Operating cash flow was $6.33m; cash and cash equivalents ended the period at $57.05m.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $37.249m, comprising $30.673m from customer contracts and $6.576m rental income; other operating income rose to $3.414m from $1.221m.
Operating profit was $8.579m versus $6.165m; finance expenses fell to $12.201m from $13.719m.
PBT was $2.043m versus an $8.788m loss; net profit after tax was $0.179m versus a $9.479m loss.
Other comprehensive loss was $1.510m, mainly from foreign-currency translation; total comprehensive loss was $1.331m.
Basic and diluted EPS were both 0.25 cents, versus a loss of 1.60 cents in HY2025.
Outlook and guidance
Prior FY2025 prospect statement was reported as consistent with HY2026 actual results.
Near-term priorities include cost control, margin protection, operational discipline, financial resilience and portfolio optimisation amid elevated costs and uncertainty.
Development pipeline advanced through participation in the Upper Thomson Road Parcel A integrated residential-commercial project via a joint venture.
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