LHN presents FY2026 dividend payout commitment of at least 30% of adjusted profit attributable to shareholders

By Public Technologies
  • LHN highlighted approximately S$ 189 million in gross proceeds from capital recycling activities in FY2026 in its SIAS Stocks on the Move presentation.
  • The dividend payout commitment is at least 30% of adjusted profit attributable to shareholders.
  • First-half FY2026 pretax profit rose 43.6% year over year to S$ 25.9 million; revenue fell 13.7% to S$ 60.9 million.
  • Net gearing declined to 36% as of March 31, 2026, from 46.2% as of September 30, 2025.
  • The capital allocation roadmap assigns 60% to facilities management, with 30% earmarked for space optimization.


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