Fitness Champs Restates H1 2026 Results; Loss Per Share Widens to S$(6.46) From S$(3.66)
FCHL is trading near its 52-week low of $0.754 (14% above the low).
Summary
Fitness Champs amended its H1 2026 6-K to restate the interim financials and MD&A, widening reported loss per share to S$(6.46) from S$(3.66) on a revised share count while the S$3.385M net loss is unchanged.
Key Events · Earnings and Guidance · FCHL
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H1 2026 Financials Restated
Management, in consultation with auditor Onestop Assurance PAC, identified errors and said the original H1 2026 financials and MD&A should no longer be relied upon; both are amended and restated in this 6-K/A.
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Loss Per Share Widens Sharply
Restated basic and diluted loss per Class A and Class B share for H1 2026 is S$(6.46) (US$(4.99)), versus S$(3.66) (US$(2.83)) previously reported; H1 2025 was restated to S$(7.44) from S$(30.26).
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Share Count Revision Drives EPS Change
Weighted average shares are now 504,984 Class A plus 19,351 Class B for 2026 (previously 924,803 ordinary shares) and 33,334 for 2025 (previously 8,197); the S$3.385M net loss itself is unchanged.
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Expense Reclassification Only
About S$40,000 moved from G&A to selling and distribution (S&D S$336,000 vs S$296,000; G&A S$3,546,000 vs S$3,586,000), with total operating expenses, operating loss and net loss unchanged in S$.
Analysis · FCHL · Trade & Services
Investors should no longer rely on the H1 2026 financials Fitness Champs furnished on August 27, 2026. Restated loss per share is now S$(6.46) (US$(4.99)) per Class A and Class B share, against the S$(3.66) (US$(2.83)) originally reported — a materially worse per-share loss driven mainly by a revised weighted-average share count of 504,984 Class A plus 19,351 Class B, versus 924,803 ordinary shares before. Because the S$3.385M net loss is unchanged, this is a per-share and presentation correction rather than a new economic loss; roughly S$40,000 moved between G&A and selling expenses, with no change to total operating expenses. For a company already carrying a securities class action (amended complaint filed September 14, 2026), a restatement raises the credibility stakes: the corrected numbers are now the only ones investors should use, and the error was identified with the company's own auditor.
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At the time of this filing, FCHL was trading at $0.86 on NASDAQ in the Trade & Services sector, with a market capitalization of approximately $1.1M. The 52-week trading range was $0.75 to $234.00. This filing was assessed with negative market sentiment and an importance score of 8 out of 10.