G.H.Y Culture & Media poised to swing into profit in 2025 on TV production surge

Preliminary FY2025 shows turnaround on higher core revenue and improved film segment margins.

G.H.Y Culture & Media Holding Co., Limited is expecting to report a net profit for the full financial year ended 31 December 2025, based on a preliminary review of its draft unaudited consolidated accounts, the company said in a filing.

The projected profit is mainly attributed to higher revenue and improved margins from its TV program and film production segment, which forms the core of the group’s business.

The company also cited ongoing cost management measures as contributing to the improved results.

G.H.Y Culture & Media said it is still finalising its FY2025 financial results and will release full details in its upcoming announcement.

The company also noted that these projections are based on unaudited management accounts and cautioned shareholders against placing undue reliance on forward-looking statements.

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