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OKP Holdings profit surges 33% in 2025 on record $223.5m revenue

Despite a 43.7% fall in rental income, the infrastructure specialist posted $43.6m net profit.

OKP Holdings Limited’s net profit rose 33% to $43.6m in FY2025, up from $32.8m in FY2024, the company reported on 24 February 2026.

Revenue reached a record $223.5m, a 22.9% increase from $181.8m the year before.

Profit attributable to equity holders increased 31.3% to $44.3m, whilst basic earnings per share rose to 14.42 cents from 10.98 cents, OKP said.

The company attributed the gains to higher contributions from its construction and maintenance segments, which grew 35.6% and 6.2% respectively.

Rental income fell 43.7% to $3.4m due to ongoing renovations at its Australian property.

Gross profit climbed 24.5% to $72.4m, with a margin of 32.4%, up from 32.0%. Net tangible assets stood at $237.6m, and free cash and cash equivalents rose to $155.9m.

The board proposed a total dividend of 2.0 cents per share, including a final dividend of 0.7 cent and a special dividend of 1.3 cents, following a recent bonus issue.

OKP said its order book remains strong at $588m, with projects extending to 2031 across public infrastructure and property investments in Singapore and Australia.
 

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