Uni-Asia reported FY2025 net profit after tax of USD 0.8 million, with net profit attributable to owners of the parent at USD 0.9 million and basic and diluted EPS at 1.17 US cents. Total income rose to USD 49.9 million (up 2.1x) and total operating expenses fell to USD 44.3 million (down 8%). Operating profit was USD 5.6 million. The board proposed a final dividend of 1.0 Singapore cent per share, taking total FY2025 dividend to 2.0 Singapore cents per share including the interim dividend. During the year, charter income declined due to fleet renewal, dry dockings and extended off-hire after an April 2025 collision involving MV Glengyle; the group acquired four vessels and disposed of all remaining 29k DWT vessels, completing its exit from the smaller Handysize segment. MV Glengyle is expected to return to service around April 2026. Uni-Asia also said it recorded investment returns of USD 5.9 million, and noted a cyber security incident in FY2025 that it said did not have a material impact, with external advisers engaged to strengthen its IT framework.

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