Shin Hwa World forecasts 60–75% smaller net loss for H1 2026, citing stronger resort revenue and property revaluation gains

Bulletin Express
Aug 10

Shin Hwa World Limited has issued a profit alert indicating that its consolidated net loss for the six months ended 30 June 2026 is expected to shrink by approximately 60%-75% compared with the corresponding period in 2025.

The anticipated improvement is attributed to three main factors:

1. Higher consolidated revenue, led by stronger performance at the Group’s integrated resort operations. 2. A rise in the fair value of investment properties. 3. Recognition of tax recoveries relating to amounts paid in prior years.

Management is still assessing potential impairment charges on intangible assets; any such provision would be reflected in the forthcoming interim results. The figures released in the alert are based on preliminary, unaudited management accounts and may be adjusted.

Shin Hwa World plans to publish its detailed interim results in late August 2026. Investors are advised to exercise caution when dealing in the company’s securities until the reviewed figures are released.

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