Crosstec Group Holdings (SEHK:3893) Losses Deepen As Valuation Strain Builds

The market left Crosstec Group Holdings flat at HK$1.305 into the FY 2026 results, yet the story on the income statement is anything but calm. The key flashpoint is not revenue; it is the deepening loss profile. Management reported a trailing twelve month loss from continuing operations of HK$146.258 million and a basic loss per share of HK$0.2784, against a business that generated HK$65.313 million in sales. With the stock already trading on a rich 16.9x P/S and shareholders facing recent dilution alongside negative equity, today’s numbers hit an already strained valuation story.

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FY 2026 Earnings Summary

• Revenue (FY 2026 vs FY 2025 PCP, Total Revenue): HK$65.313 million vs. HK$55.409 million (the change reflects a higher top line against the prior comparative period)
• Net Loss (FY 2026 vs FY 2025 PCP, Net Income Excl. Extra Items): loss of HK$145.228 million vs. loss of HK$28.211 million (losses deepened compared with the prior comparative period)
• Basic EPS (FY 2026 vs FY 2025 PCP, Trailing Twelve Months): loss per share of HK$0.2784 vs. loss per share of HK$0.168216 (the per share loss widened relative to the prior comparative period)
• Earnings from Continuing Operations (FY 2026 vs FY 2025 PCP, Trailing Twelve Months): loss of HK$146.258 million vs. loss of HK$28.211 million (continuing operations moved further into loss)

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Crosstec bullish story leans on revenue resilience

Crosstec Group Holdings still gives optimists one foothold. Revenue reached HK$65.313 million against HK$55.409 million in the prior period, so the top line is holding up for a project driven interiors group. For a business exposed to lumpy refurbishment and fit out cycles, that matters. It suggests the multi country footprint and mixed service offering continue to attract work, even while profitability is under clear strain.

Loss trajectory keeps the Crosstec bear case in focus

The bear case around Crosstec Group Holdings is reinforced more than challenged. Net loss widened to HK$145.228 million from HK$28.211 million and earnings from continuing operations moved deeper into loss territory. Basic loss per share also grew, now at HK$0.2784 versus HK$0.168216. Alongside previously flagged negative equity and recent dilution, this steeper loss profile raises questions about balance sheet resilience and how long the business can absorb this level of strain without structural change.

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