Yeo’s reported FY2025 net profit of SGD 21.1 million (more than 2x), even as revenue fell to SGD 292.4 million (-11.0%). Core Yeo’s F&B revenue was SGD 276.1 million (-7.8%). Gross profit was SGD 92.1 million (-15.5%) and gross profit margin was 31.5% (down 1.7 percentage points). FY2025 EPS was 3.38 Singapore cents (more than 2x). The group recorded other gains of SGD 45.3 million, mainly from a 50-year land lease extension for its Guangzhou property to 2075. Cash (including fixed deposits) stood at SGD 190.8 million, and the board proposed a final dividend of 2 Singapore cents per share for FY2025. Yeo’s said its FY2025 performance reflected weaker consumer spending, intensified competition and inventory reductions by the trade, while it outlined 2026 priorities including smaller pack sizes, scaling premium products, external partnerships to accelerate innovation (including in the USA and Europe), cost discipline and supply chain reconfiguration to support margins.

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