The company, which operates warehouses and produces readymix concrete, says the stronger earnings can be attributed to "better business performance".
In addition, the company is booking a one-off disposal gain from the divestment of rights to a limestone mine in China.
Back in May 2019, GKE paid RMB5.05 million ($946,116.49) for the rights to mine for 9.5 years.
GKE expects to report its 1HFY2025 results on or before Jan 14.
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GKE Corp shares closed at 7.9 cents on Jan 2, up 2.6% for the day, and is up 12.86% over the past 12 months.
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