UnUsUaL Limited 1H FY2026 Financial Results Analysis
UnUsUaL Limited, a Singapore-listed live entertainment group, has released its unaudited condensed interim financial statements for the six months ended 30 September 2025 (1H FY2026). The Group operates in the production, promotion, and other related activities of live entertainment events across the region.
Key Financial Highlights
| Metric |
1H FY2026 (6M Ended 30 Sep 2025) |
2H FY2025 (6M Ended 31 Mar 2025)* |
1H FY2025 (6M Ended 30 Sep 2024) |
YoY Change |
QoQ Change |
| Revenue |
S\$33.62m |
S\$31.56m* |
S\$19.65m |
+71.1% |
+6.5%* |
| Cost of Sales |
S\$29.39m |
S\$27.51m* |
S\$15.83m |
+85.6% |
+6.8%* |
| Gross Profit |
S\$4.24m |
S\$4.05m* |
S\$3.82m |
+10.9% |
+4.7%* |
| Net Profit After Tax |
S\$1.52m |
(S\$22.52m)* |
S\$0.68m |
+125.1% |
n.m.* |
| EPS (cents) |
0.15 |
(2.27)* |
(0.01) |
n.m. |
n.m.* |
| Dividend / Share (cents) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
No change |
No change |
* Inferred for illustration; only full-year and half-year figures are disclosed in the report.
Historical Performance Trends
UnUsUaL Limited has rebounded strongly from the previous year’s challenges. The Group posted a net profit of S\$1.52 million in 1H FY2026, a substantial turnaround from the net loss of S\$22.52 million in the preceding full year and a significant increase from S\$0.68 million in 1H FY2025. Revenue surged 71.1% YoY, demonstrating robust recovery and expansion, largely attributed to a higher number of completed projects. Cost of sales, however, increased at a faster rate than revenue, reflecting inflationary pressures and higher operational costs.
Exceptional Items and Other Notable Financials
- Net Profit Surge: The Group’s net profit more than doubled YoY, supported by increased revenue and lower administrative and finance costs. The absence of significant one-off losses or impairment charges in 1H FY2026 contributed to the positive swing.
- Administrative Expenses: Down 9.3% YoY, mainly due to lower rental expenses, professional fees, and amortisation charges. This reflects successful cost management efforts.
- Finance Expense: Dropped by 83.2% YoY due to reduced bank borrowings.
- Share Buybacks: The company repurchased ~8.9 million shares (worth S\$659k), leading to a reduced share count. This may support EPS but signals a preference to use cash for buybacks rather than dividends.
- Receivables: Trade receivables past due for more than 24 months remain high (S\$6.31m), but the company is actively managing collections and has not made additional ECL provisions this period.
- No Dividends: No interim dividend declared as the Group conserves cash for future projects.
Segment Performance
The promotion segment remains the primary revenue driver, contributing S\$30.57 million (91% of total) in 1H FY2026, followed by production (S\$2.27 million) and others (S\$0.78 million). Promotion also generated the bulk of operating profit.
Cash Flow and Financial Position
- Operating Cash Flow: S\$0.65 million generated, despite increased receivables and working capital requirements.
- Investing Cash Flow: Minimal investment (S\$2,476) in property, plant, and equipment.
- Financing Cash Flow: Net outflow of S\$2.22 million due to share buybacks, lease, and loan repayments.
- Cash Balance: S\$7.94 million as at 30 September 2025; down S\$1.57 million from March 2025.
- Net Assets: S\$29.04 million, up from S\$27.99 million as at 31 March 2025.
Directors’ Remuneration
- Directors’ remuneration for 1H FY2026 was S\$429k (up from S\$372k in 1H FY2025), reflecting improved business activity and possibly incentive payments.
Related-Party Transactions
- Revenue from related parties was negligible in 1H FY2026 (S\$2,072), with purchases of S\$597.
- Office rental charged by a related party remained steady at S\$225k.
Business Outlook and Management Commentary
“The live entertainment promotion industry across Singapore and the region remained vibrant during the period, supported by continued consumer demand for high-quality live experiences. However, this vibrancy also sustained intense competition for venues, talent, and established international artistes. The Group continued to face significant cost pressures, driven by inflationary trends, rising professional fees, and higher operational costs associated with logistics, manpower, and venue rentals. We will continue to streamline our operations, strengthen cost control, and prioritise projects with better returns.
Despite these challenges, the Group remained active in our usual markets—Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Sydney, and Melbourne—while also exploring new opportunities in the broader region, including the Philippines, Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth. Looking ahead, the Group will continue to pursue selective, high-quality live concert projects with a focus on cost control, and better returns.
In the near term, industry growth is expected to remain healthy, supported by consumer demand for live entertainment and the strength of regional travel and tourism.”
Tone: Cautiously positive, focused on growth opportunities and cost management, but acknowledges persistent cost pressures and competitive risks.
Corporate Actions and Other Events
- No dividends declared for 1H FY2026 (consistent with the previous period), as the Group seeks to conserve cash for upcoming projects.
- No major asset sales, divestments, IPOs, or fundraising activities disclosed during this period.
- No significant legal cases, disasters, or policy changes reported.
- No general mandate for interested person transactions.
Conclusion and Investor Recommendations
Overall Assessment: UnUsUaL Limited has delivered a strong financial rebound in 1H FY2026, with surging revenue, a significant swing to profitability, and improved cost controls. However, risks remain in the form of high overdue receivables, ongoing cost pressures, and no dividend payout in the near term. The company’s focus on cash conservation and selective project pursuit is prudent given market uncertainties and competitive challenges.
- If you are currently holding this stock: Consider maintaining your position if you believe in the company’s long-term recovery and regional growth strategy. However, be mindful of the risks posed by overdue receivables and cost inflation. Monitor quarterly performance and any progress on receivables collection and margin improvement.
- If you are not holding this stock: Wait for further evidence of sustained profitability and improvements in working capital (especially receivables recovery) before considering entry. The lack of dividends and persistent cost challenges suggest caution for value-oriented or income-focused investors.
Disclaimer: This analysis is based solely on information disclosed in the company’s official 1H FY2026 interim financial statements. It does not constitute investment advice. Please consult a licensed financial adviser and consider your personal risk profile before making any investment decisions.
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