Hong Lai Huat Group (CTO) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue and gross profit improved, with net profit of S$14.75 million versus a S$13.15 million loss in FY2024; a S$16.90 million property reclassification gain was a key driver.
Cash and bank balances were S$21.57 million at year-end, with minimal gearing; focus remains on monetising completed properties and scaling Cambodian marble operations.
Financial highlights
Revenue rose to S$2.78 million from S$0.10 million, driven by marble block sales, property rental income and D'Seaview unit sales.
Gross profit increased to S$1.52 million from S$0.02 million, reflecting improved asset utilisation and operational performance.
Profit attributable to equity holders was S$14.67 million versus a S$12.93 million loss; improvement included lower development-property write-downs and no discontinued-operations loss.
Other income rose to S$3.65 million from S$1.21 million; administrative expenses increased S$1.00 million to S$5.85 million, mainly on legal, professional and depreciation costs.
Finance costs fell to S$0.06 million from S$0.67 million following repayment of bank borrowings.
Outlook and guidance
FY2026 marble production and sales are expected to scale up progressively as operations stabilise and expand.
Royal Platinum units will continue to be marketed for sale and lease, with efforts to improve sales conversion and rental take-up.
Focus remains on monetising completed projects through sales and leasing while gradually unlocking value from existing assets.
Potential opportunities in Singapore are under evaluation; conditions will be navigated cautiously with attention to operational efficiency.
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