SHS Holdings (566) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue rose 216.0% YoY to S$262.2m, largely from aluminium operations acquired in China on 16 June; net loss attributable to owners was S$13.071m.
Lower margins on some projects, higher operating costs and impairment losses contributed to the net loss; total comprehensive income was S$0.883m after S$13.979m of other comprehensive income.
Financial highlights
Revenue increased to S$262.202m from S$82.977m; gross profit declined 22.4% to S$9.185m.
Loss before tax was S$12.464m versus profit before tax of S$2.826m; loss after tax was S$13.096m versus profit of S$3.253m.
Other income rose to S$4.627m from S$3.100m; total operating expenses were S$24.215m versus S$11.290m.
Net impairment losses on financial assets were S$4.574m, compared with a net reversal of S$0.929m in FY2024.
Net fair-value gains on FVOCI equity investments were S$14.013m, supporting positive total comprehensive income despite the net loss.
Outlook and guidance
Cautiously optimistic on Engineering & Construction and Solar Energy, supported by infrastructure projects including MRT expansion and Singapore’s sustainability focus.
Competition, rising costs and tighter environmental regulations remain challenges; aluminium operations in Guangxi will prioritize measured capital spending, efficiency and margin recovery.
No numerical financial guidance was stated; planned priorities include reviewing capital expenditure and improving capacity and efficiency in the new aluminium operations.
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