Legion Consortium expects FY2025 pre-tax loss of at least SGD 5.1 million

Reuters03-19
Legion Consortium expects FY2025 pre-tax loss of at least SGD 5.1 million
  • Legion Consortium expects a loss before tax of at least SGD 5.1 million, compared with profit before tax of about SGD 5.9 million in the prior year.
  • Revenue is expected to fall to about SGD 61.2 million from about SGD 66.1 million, driven by lower market demand and reduced sales volume in trucking and freight forwarding.
  • Operational costs are expected to rise, including maintenance and logistics-related expenses.
  • Other income is expected to decline due to lower fixed deposit interest income and foreign exchange fluctuation.
  • Impairment losses are expected to be recognized on intangible assets and trade receivables.


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