King Wan Corporation (554) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 revenue rose 3.3% YoY to S$95.5m; profit attributable to owners was S$12.4m versus a S$4.8m loss in FY2023, supported by higher gross profit and associate/JV earnings.
Profit included S$19.6m share of associate/JV profit, largely from a fair value gain on Nexus investment properties; excluding that share, attributable loss was S$7.2m.
Financial highlights
Gross profit was S$1.31m versus S$0.46m; gross margin improved to 1.4% from 0.5%, reflecting quoted-equity dividend income and better post-pandemic project margins, partly offset by pre-pandemic cost overruns.
Net assets rose to S$70.0m from S$62.1m; cash and cash equivalents fell to S$9.1m from S$11.0m.
Operating cash flow was S$3.27m versus a S$6.38m outflow; cash ended FY2024 at S$9.06m after a S$1.96m net decrease.
Total comprehensive income was S$7.94m; S$4.47m fair value loss on FVTOCI equity securities reduced comprehensive income.
Outlook and guidance
M&E services face a challenging next 12 months amid rising costs and uncertainty, but secured order books are expected to sustain income; focus remains on cost strategy, prudent financial management and risk mitigation.
No FY2024 dividend was recommended to preserve working capital and prioritize operating needs amid challenging economic conditions and higher construction and financing costs.
The remaining completed PRC properties will be marketed for sale; no new development phases will start until clear signs of property-market recovery.
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