Mary Chia audited FY2026 net loss widens to S$2.64 million
Reuters2026/09/11 15:59- Mary Chia published audited FY2026 results that differed materially from the earlier unaudited release.
- Net loss widened to S$ 2.64 million from S$ 2.35 million in the unaudited figures.
- Total assets fell to S$ 4.88 million from S$ 5.19 million, mainly tied to receivables and reclassifications.
- Total liabilities rose to S$ 16.69 million from S$ 13.89 million, driven by higher trade and other payables.
- Cash and cash equivalents ended at S$ 227,000 versus S$ 190,000 previously.
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