Far East Orchard reported FY2025 revenue of SGD 247.6 million (+29.1%), driven by the consolidation of Homes for Students (HFS) following its stage two acquisition and the expansion of its Japan hospitality business. Operating profit was SGD 64.2 million (-17.5%), while profit after tax was SGD 54.8 million (-10.7%). Profit attributable to equity holders was SGD 54.0 million (-8.4%), and earnings per share were 11.0 Singapore cents (-8.7%). The board proposed a first and final dividend of 4.0 Singapore cents per share. The group said FY2025 profit was affected by lower net fair value gains on its PBSA portfolio, softer hospitality performance and higher interest expense, partly mitigated by higher contributions from its Property segments and one-off gains of SGD 28.9 million from acquiring an additional stake in a Singapore property joint venture and from re-measurement gains on completion of the second-stage HFS phased acquisition. HFS stage two acquisition was completed on 30 September 2025, increasing Far East Orchard’s stake from 49% to 84% and making HFS a subsidiary; HFS manages over 55,000 beds as at 31 December 2025. In Japan, the group opened Far East Village Hotel Namba South on 11 April 2025 and Far East Village Hotel Osaka, Honmachi on 15 July 2025. The group’s owned UK PBSA portfolio occupancy for AY25/26 was 88% (AY24/25: 92%).

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