IPC (AZA) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 swung to profit as a $7.272m fair-value gain on NHJC preference shares offset weaker sales and China hospitality challenges.
Japan hotel investment benefited from record tourism; Grand nest HOTEL Zhuhai faced economic weakness and new room supply, prompting renovations and cost controls.
Financial highlights
Sales fell 29.4% YoY to S$2.235m; gross profit rose to S$0.870m from S$0.581m, mainly on lower property-sale costs.
Profit before tax was S$6.070m and net profit S$6.065m, versus prior-year losses of S$0.454m and S$0.631m, respectively.
Other gains, net, were S$7.434m, including a S$7.272m NHJC fair-value gain; EPS was 7.11 cents versus a 0.74-cent loss.
Outlook and guidance
For 2025, NHJC outlook is positive, subject to no negative surprises, with a weak JPY and strong tourism growth cited as drivers.
Zhuhai operations are being managed cautiously amid China’s economic uncertainty; priorities include cost control, renovation and marketing to improve occupancy.
Priorities include monetising some China assets, improving cash position and seeking removal from the SGX watch list.
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