IPC (AZA) H1 2024 earnings summary
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H1 2024 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 2024 sales were S$1.047m, down 38.9% YoY; net loss narrowed to S$0.285m from S$5.432m, largely reflecting the prior-year asset impairment.
Gross profit was S$0.366m versus a gross loss of S$0.024m, primarily because depreciation was no longer charged to cost of sales after the hotel and clubhouse were reclassified as assets held for sale in 2023.
Financial highlights
Other income rose to S$0.882m from S$0.246m, mainly due to a S$0.663m reversal of a payable following the creditor company's striking off.
Other gains were S$0.043m, mainly from disposal of property, plant and equipment; the prior-year S$3.854m loss mainly reflected impairment of assets held for sale.
Administrative expenses fell 10.6% YoY to S$1.356m, mainly from Singapore operations; finance costs fell 13.3% to S$0.124m, reflecting a lower average borrowing rate in Zhuhai.
Outlook and guidance
NHJC's business was expected to improve further in 2024, barring negative events, supported by expanding hotel management and stronger inbound tourism to Japan.
No dividend was declared or recommended for H1 2024.
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