Skylink Holdings will report "substantially higher" earnings for its second half ended March 31, 2026, versus the year-earlier six months, excluding various non-cash and non-recurring items.
Skylink, which leases commercial vehicles, says that revenue grew because of a bigger fleet.
The company enjoyed higher margin from its financing business and that it generated more engineering and servicing revenue too.
"The above reflects the group’s ability to operate an integrated business model in generating recurring revenues, improving cost synergies and enhancing asset utilisation under its synergistic ecosystem, which remained resilient despite heightened geopolitical risks," the company says.
Skylink expects to report the results on or before May 30.
Skylink shares closed at 25 cents on April 23, down 2% for the day, extending a drop of 18.33% year to date. The company was listed via an RTO last September.
