WK Group (Holdings) (2535) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
13 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2026 revenue fell 47.0% YoY to HK$87.756m; gross profit was HK$1.380m and the period swung to an HK$11.611m net loss from HK$10.8m profit.
Weaker tendering, slower certification, lower-margin awards and underused factory capacity weighed on results; backlog rose to HK$365.3m across 32 projects at 30 June 2026.
Financial highlights
Revenue was HK$87.756m versus HK$165.519m; cost of services declined 38.3% to HK$86.376m, less than the revenue decrease.
Gross profit fell to HK$1.380m from HK$25.577m; gross margin contracted to 1.6% from 15.5%.
Operating loss was HK$11.422m versus operating profit of HK$13.164m; loss before tax was HK$11.447m versus profit before tax of HK$13.001m.
Net loss attributable to owners was HK$11.519m; basic and diluted loss per share was HK0.58 cents versus earnings of HK0.54 cents.
Administrative expenses rose 5.6% to HK$12.8m, mainly due to higher staff and entertainment costs.
Outlook and guidance
Backlog of HK$365.3m was supported by wins including North District Hospital, Oyster Bay Station and a local university; revenue conversion depends on project execution.
Expansion into solar panels and prefabricated accommodation and building materials is intended to diversify earnings.
Management is selectively tendering for work with defensible margins and manageable cash flow, rationalizing costs and aligning factory schedules with project timelines.
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