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GuocoLand net profit falls 17% YoY for FY2025 to $107m

Growth in Singapore was offset by allowances for China losses.

 

GuocoLand Limited reported an attributable profit $107m for the financial year ended 30 June 2025 (FY2025), down by 17% from the $129m recorded in FY2024.

The group also reported revenue of $1.92b in FY2025, a slight increase compared to the $1.82b in revenue achieved in the previous financial year.

According to its bourse filing, the group’s twin engines of property development and property investment in Singapore contributed to its resilient performance.

The group achieved an operating profit of $299m for FY2025, down 7% year-on-year (YoY).

Its Singapore operating profit grew 15% to $382m for FY2025, but this was offset by an allowance for foreseeable losses made on China development properties due to the persistent headwinds in the real estate sector there.

Despite the lower profit, GuocoLand proposed a first and final dividend of 7 Singapore cents per share. The proposed dividend, when approved at the upcoming annual general meeting, will be paid to shareholders on 19 November 2025. 
 

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