OKP Holdings (5CF) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 2025 revenue rose 41.2% YoY to S$104.3m; net profit increased 56.7% to S$19.0m, while net profit attributable to equity holders grew 60.7% to S$19.1m.
Order book stood at S$648.3m at 30 June 2025, with projects extending to 2031.
Financial highlights
Gross profit rose 54.2% to S$32.1m; gross margin expanded to 30.8% from 28.2%, reflecting stronger contributions from higher-margin projects.
Profit before tax rose 62.7% to S$22.8m; higher profit was partly offset by lower other gains, higher administrative costs and associate/JV losses.
Other gains declined to S$0.8m from S$1.6m, mainly due to lower fixed-asset disposal gains and higher Australian-dollar FX losses.
Basic and diluted EPS increased to 6.23 Singapore cents from 3.88 cents.
Outlook and guidance
Active tendering for Singapore civil engineering and infrastructure work aims to strengthen the order book; priorities include timely, cost-effective delivery and disciplined cash-flow management.
The S$648.3m order book at 30 June 2025 includes projects extending through 2031; a S$258.3m LTA contract awarded in May supports the pipeline.
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