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Koh Brothers hits $25.5m profit as 2025 revenue nears $286.3m

The group reversed a $10.4m net loss in the previous year.

Koh Brothers Group Limited reported a profit after tax of $25.5m for the financial year ended 31 December 2025 (FY2025), according to its financial statements filed with the Singapore Exchange.

Profit attributable to shareholders for FY2025 came in at $18.6m, the company said.

Basic earnings per share attributable to shareholders stood at $0.04 for the year.

Revenue for FY2025 was $286.3m, based on the group’s full-year financial statements.

The results were disclosed in the company’s FY2025 financial statements announcement to the Singapore Exchange.

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