Koh Brothers Group (K75) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
1H 2025 revenue rose 34.8% to $152.16m; attributable net profit was $2.63m versus a $7.18m loss in 1H 2024.
Construction order book exceeded $1 billion, with project visibility to 2029.
Financial highlights
Gross profit rose to $18.63m from $6.39m, reflecting improved margins in Construction and Building Materials and Real Estate.
Profit before tax was $7.68m, reversing an $8.94m loss; basic and diluted EPS were 0.64 Singapore cent versus a 1.74-cent loss.
Finance expenses fell to $3.68m from $6.36m, mainly on lower bank borrowings; administrative expenses declined to $9.08m from $10.77m.
Other income rose to $1.50m, mainly on higher interest income; other loss, net, was $1.40m, mainly from unrealised FX losses.
Outlook and guidance
Focus remains on executing ongoing projects, recovering variation-order costs and tendering for additional construction work.
Construction and real estate growth will be pursued prudently; land-bank replenishment will remain selective amid macroeconomic uncertainty and elevated interest rates.
Leisure and Hospitality will be assessed, including asset enhancement initiatives to unlock long-term value.
Latest events from Koh Brothers Group
- Revenue rose 24%, but costs drove a S$19.62m H1 net loss.K75
H1 2023 - Revenue edged higher, but steeply lower gross profit drove a FY 2023 net loss.K75
H2 2023 - Revenue fell, but gross profit turned positive, losses narrowed and net gearing eased.K75
H1 2024 - 2H profit returned as the construction order book rose to $828.7 million.K75
H2 2024 - FY 2025 turned profitable as revenue rose 38.2% and the construction order book topped $1 billion.K75
H2 2025 - Revenue rose 24%, but higher costs cut attributable profit to $1.345m.K75
H1 2026