Rectitude Holdings FY2026 Revenue Jumps 17% to S$51.3M, Net Profit Surges 60%

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Rectitude Holdings reported FY2026 revenue of S$51.3 million (+17.1%) and net profit of S$3.6 million (+60.5%), driven by Singapore construction demand. The company also disclosed post-year-end equity grants of 982,750 shares.

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• Revenue Up 17.1% to S$51.3M

  FY2026 revenue rose to S$51.3 million (US$39.7 million), driven by higher demand from Singapore's construction sector. Safety equipment and auxiliary products accounted for 97.7% of total revenue.

• Net Profit Surges 60.5% to S$3.6M

  Net profit jumped to S$3.6 million (US$2.8 million) from S$2.2 million a year ago, helped by a S$324,676 drop in credit loss provisions and a S$402,621 foreign exchange gain.

• Gross Margin Compresses to 32%

  Gross margin slipped to 32% from 34% due to competitive pricing measures, despite a S$1.75 million increase in gross profit.

• 982,750 Shares Issued to Employees Post Year-End

  After March 31, 2026, the company issued 982,750 ordinary shares to employees under the 2026 Equity Incentive Plan, increasing total outstanding shares to 15,482,750.

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A strong fiscal 2026 saw Rectitude Holdings' revenue climb 17.1% to S$51.3 million and net profit soar 60.5% to S$3.6 million. The gains were fueled by rising demand from Singapore's construction sector, which is in a structural super-cycle through 2030. Competitive pricing nudged gross margin down to 32% from 34%, but operating leverage and a sharp decline in credit loss provisions lifted the bottom line. After year-end, the company disclosed the issuance of 982,750 shares to employees under its new equity incentive plan, bringing total outstanding shares to 15.48 million. With a market cap of only ~$16 million, the earnings improvement is material, though the micro-cap size and low liquidity temper the market-moving potential.