Oxley Holdings (SGX:5UX) Stock Faces Deeper Losses As Revenue Nearly Halves

Oxley Holdings heads into this earnings season with the stock pinned around SGD0.071, after a flat few months that mask a much sharper slide over 90 days. The market has been treating it like a value story with baggage. The latest full year numbers make that baggage hard to ignore. Revenue for the year came in at SGD66.383m in the second half, while the company swung to a sizeable net loss of SGD51.66m over that same period. This is a profit squeeze story, and today’s price action will be all about how much pain investors are willing to tolerate.

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FY 2026 Earnings Summary

• Revenue (FY 2026, Second Half vs FY 2025, Second Half): SGD66.383m compared with SGD198.317m (revenue declined 66.5%)
• Net Income/Loss (FY 2026, Second Half vs FY 2025, Second Half): loss of SGD51.66m compared with a loss of SGD8.282m (losses increased very sharply)
• Basic EPS (FY 2026, Second Half vs FY 2025, Second Half): loss of SGD0.01225 per share compared with a loss of SGD0.00196 per share (per share loss widened more than 6x)
• Trailing 12 Month Revenue (to FY 2026, Second Half vs prior 12 months to FY 2025, Second Half): SGD163.808m compared with SGD313.562m (revenue declined 47.8%)

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Oxley bullish story challenged by weaker top line

For investors looking for a bullish angle in Oxley Holdings, the latest figures make that harder to lean on. Revenue in the second half fell sharply to SGD66.383m and trailing 12 month revenue almost halved to SGD163.808m. For a regional property and hospitality platform that is often viewed through an asset and diversification lens, this pace of revenue erosion does not sit comfortably with a growth or recovery narrative, especially when accompanied by a widening loss at both period and per share level.

Losses and trend give bear case more weight

The more cautious view on Oxley Holdings finds stronger support in these results. Second half losses deepened to SGD51.66m and basic EPS loss widened more than 6 times, which points to sustained pressure on profitability. Trailing 12 month revenue dropped almost 48%, so the issue is not just one weak period. For a leveraged property developer and hotel owner, this kind of profit squeeze aligns with concerns about execution and balance sheet risk, even before considering any broader sector or macro headwinds.

After a 5 year period where earnings have fallen 32.6% per year and debt coverage looks tight, it is worth asking whether Oxley Holdings is facing a temporary profit squeeze or deeper structural problems. Review the independent risk analysis for Oxley Holdings which shows 2 important warning signs

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