Lion Asiapac (BAZ) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 net loss after tax was S$0.843m, versus S$1.452m profit in FY2024; continuing operations lost S$1.573m, partly offset by S$0.730m from discontinued operations.
Completed the Compact Energy disposal on 2 September 2025, exiting the lime business and planning to focus on roofing solutions and new opportunities with recurring revenue potential.
Liquidity remained healthy at 30 June 2025, with S$53.0m working capital and S$60.0m net assets.
Financial highlights
Continuing-operations revenue fell 33% YoY to S$17.267m, mainly due to lower trading sales; gross margin rose to 17.9% from 11.6%.
Continuing-operations loss after tax was S$1.573m, versus S$0.494m profit; total loss after tax was S$0.843m, versus S$1.452m profit.
Discontinued operations generated S$13.407m revenue and S$0.730m profit after tax, compared with S$15.476m and S$0.958m in FY2024.
Total assets were S$72.4m, liabilities S$12.4m and net assets S$60.0m at 30 June 2025; YoY decreases were S$2.3m, S$1.8m and S$0.4m, respectively.
Outlook and guidance
Adopting a cautious, deliberate approach to expansion amid global economic uncertainty and heightened geopolitical tensions; future investments will be assessed against strategy and risk appetite.
Priorities include growing the roofing solutions business and exploring opportunities that can deliver recurring revenue and profits.
No FY2025 dividend recommended; conserving cash supports ongoing operations and future growth after the planned capital-reduction distribution.
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