Corporate earnings

Honda flags operating loss of as much as US$3.6 billion this fiscal year

The loss is due to mounting costs related to its electric vehicle strategy

Sales in the November to January quarter, including the key Black Friday and Christmas shopping season, rose to 11.69 billion euros (S$17.20 billion) up from 11.2 billion euros a year prior.

Zara owner Inditex reports 9% sales growth at start of first quarter

[PARIS] Zara owner Inditex, the world’s biggest fast fashion company, said currency-adjusted sales grew 9 per cent between February 1 and March 8, meeting analysts’ expectations, and added its sales g...

Jardine Matheson's increased earnings come despite revenue falling 4% year on year to US$34.2 billion.

Jardine Matheson 2025 underlying profit up 11% at US$1.7 billion

The group’s final dividend of US$1.75 a share brings its full-year payout to US$2.35 a share

Currency-neutral revenues were expected to increase at a high-single-digit rate in 2026, adding another 2 billion euros in revenue.

Adidas expects operating profit to rise to 2.3b euros in 2026

It expects to grow at a low-double-digit rate in North America and Greater China

Petronas said the decline was in line with industry peers, with oil prices falling amid oversupply concerns and macroeconomic challenges.

Petronas sees profit slide for third straight year as oil prices weigh on margins

It reported a profit after tax of RM45.4 billion (S$14.76 billion) in 2025 compared with RM55.1 billion in 2024

UOB Kay Hian’s net asset value position “remained healthy” at S$2.3 billion as at Dec 31.

UOB Kay Hian H2 earnings up 27% at S$140.1 million

The brokerage records top-line growth for the second half and full year

IAG said it would return 1.5 billion euros (S$2.24 billion) in excess cash to shareholders over the next 12 months.

British Airways owner IAG beats profit estimates as premium demand lifts earnings

It benefited from lower fuel costs and resilience on its core transatlantic routes

Looking ahead, the company expects factors such as government policies and geopolitical dynamics  to continue to influence the market prices of palm and other vegetable oils.

First Resources posts 44.3% rise in H2 net profit to US$204.7 million

The board proposes a final dividend of S$0.102 per share payable on May 15