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Singapore Press Holdings (SGX:T39) announces first ever full year loss
By Dr Wealth  •  October 14, 2020
As of 13 Oct 2020, Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) has reported a net loss of $83.7 million for the year ended 31 August 2020, reversing the net profit of $213.2 million from last year. The loss is a result of recognising non-cash fair value losses of $232.0 million or 3.5% on their investment properties that include retail and rental assets Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA). These include property valuation (retail malls dropped by $196.5m and PBSA assets by $31.9m) These fair value losses were partially mitigated by S$68.5 million received from government schemes, including the jobs support scheme. However, the group remains operationally profitable at $110.2 million. Although this is 41.0% lower year-on-year, since the Covid-19 circuit breaker has significantly affected the company’s performance in the second half of FY20. Operating Revenue declined by 9.8% (from $93.6 million to $865.7 million) on the back of a 31.4% decline ($122.5 million) in Media advertisement revenue....
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