YYForce subsidiary Xtreme Solution posts SGD 288,825 profit for year ended March 31, 2026
Bitget2026/10/02 20:11- Xtreme Solution, a YYForce subsidiary, posted revenue of SGD 5.83 million for the year ended March 31, 2026, down from SGD 6.44 million.
- Net profit fell to SGD 288,825 from SGD 540,649; profit before tax dropped to SGD 335,014 from SGD 641,818.
- Total assets rose to SGD 3.79 million from SGD 3.4 million; equity climbed to SGD 715,557 from SGD 227,847.
- Bank loans declined to SGD 2.28 million from SGD 2.51 million; cash ended at SGD 137,632 versus SGD 195,162.
- Property was revalued to SGD 1.8 million, generating OCI of SGD 198,885 net of deferred tax.
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