Singapore's Wei Yuan Holdings H1 revenue surges, helped by progress on power projects
Singapore's Wei Yuan Holdings H1 revenue surges, helped by progress on power projects
Overview
Singapore construction firm's half-year revenue rose 66% yr/yr to S$70.1 mln
Profit for the period increased to S$3.3 mln from S$0.26 mln yr/yr
Earnings per share improved to 0.3275 Singapore cents from 0.0256 cents
Outlook
Wei Yuan Holdings did not provide specific financial guidance or outlook for future periods in the press release
Result Drivers
POWER PROJECT PROGRESS – Revenue growth was driven by substantial progress on power-cable installation projects, partly offset by lesser telecommunication-project progress
VEHICLE LEASING – Ancillary support revenue rose S$2.4 mln due to increased vehicle leasing
IMPAIRMENT REVERSAL – Receivables and contract-asset impairment swung to a S$306,000 reversal, helped by fewer trade receivables aged over 150 days
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
H1 Revenue |
| S$70.1 mln |
|
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