Perennial Q2 profit halves to S$8.6m with Capitol fully consolidated
H1 profit down 75.3%, partly due to absence of year-ago one-off gain from partial divestment of TripleOne Somerset
Singapore
PERENNIAL Real Estate Holdings' second-quarter net profit halved to S$8.6 million from S$17.1 million a year ago as it fully consolidated debt and costs of Capitol Singapore and recognised lower fair value gains in China.
On a per-share basis, profit for the three months ended June 30 fell to 0.52 Singapore cent from 1.03 Singapore cents a year earlier, the property developer announced on Friday before the market opened. Perennial stock closed down half a Singapore cent or 0.6 per cent at 80.5 Singapore cents on Friday. No dividends were declared.
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