Noel Gifts International (543) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
3 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2026 revenue eased 1.2% to $17.391m amid cautious consumer spending and intense competition; profit attributable to shareholders rose to $361k from $262k.
Lower administrative expenses and a $255k net write-back of expected credit loss allowances supported the profit increase despite lower gross profit.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $17.391m vs $17.604m; gross profit was $8.537m vs $8.845m.
Profit before tax rose to $361k from $258k; profit attributable to shareholders was $361k vs $262k, and basic and diluted EPS was 0.35 cents vs 0.26 cents.
Administrative expenses fell 12.6% or $0.9m, while gross profit declined 3.5% or $0.3m; a $0.3m ECL allowance write-back also contributed to higher profit.
Total assets were $68.019m, shareholders’ funds $32.668m, and cash and bank balances $15.113m at 30 June 2026.
Outlook and guidance
Business conditions are expected to remain challenging and competitive; priorities include customer acquisition, stronger customer relationships, operating efficiency and continued technology investment.
Construction on the District 15 housing development is planned to commence in Q4 2026; launch is targeted for H1 2027 and completion is expected in 2029.
Proposed FY2026 dividends are 0.1 Singapore cent per share first and final, plus a 0.2 Singapore cent special dividend, subject to shareholder approval.
Latest events from Noel Gifts International
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H2 2025 - A property disposal transformed FY2024 profit despite weaker gifting sales.543
H2 2024 - Lower gift sales drove a $1.189m loss as a major property sale advanced.543
H1 2024 - A seasonal stock build and weaker demand drove a $646k loss and $3.6m operating cash outflow.543
H1 2023 - Revenue growth from SG60 narrowed the half-year loss to $51k amid challenging trading conditions.543
H1 2026 - Higher gross margin narrowed the continuing-operations loss; a $7.6m gift-pack contract supports the outlook.543
H1 2025 - Lower gift sales and cost pressures cut FY2023 profit to $0.2m.543
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