Both LHN and its separately listed subsidiary Coliwoo Holdings expect to report higher earnings for their 1HFY2026 ended March, due to net fair value gains on their investment properties.
In similar but separate announcements, the companies say that the profit guidances are based on preliminary assessment and may be subject to further adjustments and finalisations.
Coliwoo Holdings shares closed at 50 cents on April 29, up 4.21% for the day. Its IPO last November was offered at 60 cents.
LHN shares closed at 61 cents on April 29, up 0.83%.