Hong Fok Corporation (H30) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue fell to $98.3m from $104.3m as higher rental income was outweighed by lower residential sales; profit rose to $30.6m from $14.2m, supported by stronger investment-property revaluation gains.
Profit attributable to owners increased to $28.5m from $23.7m; year-end cash and cash equivalents were $31.5m, net current assets about $86m, and NAV $3.65 per share.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $98.348m, down from $104.319m; profit before tax rose to $33.961m from $15.629m and profit for the year to $30.598m from $14.190m.
Profit attributable to owners was $28.497m versus $23.744m; basic and diluted EPS increased to 4.44 cents from 3.70 cents.
Net finance expense declined to $25.867m from $35.077m; tax expense rose to $3.363m from $1.439m.
Operating cash flow was $50.905m versus $50.070m; cash and cash equivalents at year-end were $31.466m versus $33.506m.
Investment-property revaluation gain was $16.194m versus $11.841m; all gains were unrealised.
Outlook and guidance
FY2026 hotel priorities include higher-quality revenue through market segmentation, cost control to protect margins, workforce stability, and better asset quality and guest experience; outlook remains cautiously optimistic.
Singapore office occupancy may improve with a gradual return to pre-pandemic attendance; rental income from investment properties is expected to remain stable.
Lower interest rates are expected to support continued revenue recognition from Concourse Skyline residential unit sales.
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