Choo Chiang publishes FY2025 annual report, net profit falls 19.3% to S$9.5 million

Reuters04-10 20:17
Choo Chiang publishes FY2025 annual report, net profit falls 19.3% to S$9.5 million
  • Choo Chiang published annual report for year ended Dec. 31, 2025, highlighting continued growth in core electrical products distribution business.
  • Sales momentum was supported by higher volumes from product promotions, with gross margin described as broadly stable.
  • Bottom-line performance weakened due to absence of prior-year one-off items tied to impairment reversals and investment property disposal gains.
  • Property investment segment saw softer rental income following disposals completed in December 2024 and May 2025.
  • Group completed acquisition of five Food Ascent units at 45 Tuas South Ave 1, lifting investment properties held for rental income to 14 units as of February 2026.


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