Sevens Atelier Swings to 3Q FY26 Net Profit of S$ 604,000; 3Q FY26 Revenue Falls 15% to S$ 1.97 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Sevens Atelier swung to net profit of SGD 604,000 in 3Q FY26 from a year-earlier loss of SGD 233,000.
  • Revenue fell 15% year over year to SGD 1.97 million, with newly secured contracts still in early execution stages.
  • Other income and gains rose to SGD 604,000, including SGD 445,000 in bad-debt recoveries.
  • At September 30, the working capital deficit narrowed to SGD 3.74 million; the secured order book totaled SGD 6.24 million.


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