OKP Holdings (5CF) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 revenue rose 13.3% to S$181.8m, supported by construction and maintenance growth; gross margin expanded to 32.0%.
Construction and maintenance contributed 96.7% of revenue; the S$600.7m order book provides project visibility through 2027.
Financial highlights
FY2024 gross profit increased 135.4% to S$58.2m from S$24.7m; gross margin rose 16.6 percentage points to 32.0%.
Net profit was S$32.8m, down 30.9%; profit before tax was S$38.1m, down 25.6%, and net profit attributable to equity holders was S$33.7m, down 24.5%.
2H2024 revenue increased 19.3% to S$107.9m.
Free cash and cash equivalents rose 52.1% to S$124.3m; net tangible assets increased 20.0% to S$201.4m.
Outlook and guidance
The S$600.7m construction order book, up 15.8%, provides project visibility through 2027.
BCA forecasts 2025 construction demand of S$47b–S$53b nominally, or S$35b–S$39b in real terms, and annual demand of S$39b–S$46b in 2026–2029.
Demand drivers include Changi Airport Terminal 5, Marina Bay Sands expansion, public housing, the TEL Extension, Cross Island Line, Woodlands Checkpoint extension and Tuas Port.
Priorities include cost and cashflow discipline, productivity-enhancing technology, earnings diversification and recurring income streams.
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