SHS Holdings (566) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
1H26 revenue rose 258.6% YoY to S$174.0m, driven by a full six-month contribution from Commodities; attributable net loss widened to S$3.3m from S$2.0m.
Total comprehensive loss was S$5.1m, including a S$0.9m FVOCI fair-value loss; shareholders’ equity was S$134.5m at 30 June 2026.
Financial highlights
Revenue increased to S$174.0m from S$48.5m; gross profit fell 57.4% to S$2.4m as the revenue mix shifted toward lower-margin Commodities.
Loss before tax widened to S$3.2m from S$2.0m; higher other income and lower operating expenses partly offset weak gross profit and higher finance costs.
Other income rose 284.0% to S$4.4m, mainly on higher foreign-exchange gains, dividend income and rental income.
Outlook and guidance
Management remains cautiously optimistic; focus areas include operational efficiency, cost management and disciplined capital allocation.
Commodities priorities are improving efficiency and capacity utilisation while maintaining prudent capital management.
Renewable-energy demand from sustainability and decarbonisation trends is expected to support long-term opportunities; project awards and competition may affect execution.
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