MoneyMax Financial Services (5WJ) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
1H 2025 revenue rose 31.2% YoY to S$242.962m; profit for the period increased 76.4% to S$31.831m.
Profit attributable to owners climbed 78.8% to S$29.6m, with growth supported by gold and luxury trading, pawnbroking expansion and higher gold prices.
Financial highlights
Profit before tax rose 77.6% to S$40.117m from S$22.588m.
Material costs increased 28.2% to S$151.2m, mainly in line with higher gold and luxury goods trading revenue; finance costs rose 15.3% to S$16.8m amid higher borrowings.
Total comprehensive income increased 70.4% to S$30.6m; other comprehensive loss was S$1.3m, including foreign currency translation and cash-flow hedge losses.
Revenue and profit before tax had stated 1H 2021–1H 2025 CAGRs of 27.4% and 37.3%, respectively.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include organic expansion, strategic acquisitions, productivity improvements and cost efficiency across business segments.
Plans include expanding in Singapore and Malaysia, enhancing online apps, modernising stores and diversifying into automotive and property-backed financing.
Further interest-rate reductions are viewed as supportive of performance; strategies will adapt as macroeconomic and industry conditions evolve.
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