Annual Report 2026
Auditor’s opinion: a true and fair view. Read auditor’s report (PDF p. 132)
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| Metric / unit | 2026Group / year ended 31 March 2026 | 2025Group / year ended 31 March 2025 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| income | |||
| RevenueSingapore dollars thousands | 143,952 | 130,500 | PDF p. 138 |
| Cost of salesSingapore dollars thousands | (119,205) | (103,499) | PDF p. 138 |
| Gross profitSingapore dollars thousands | 24,747 | 27,001 | PDF p. 138 |
| Other incomeSingapore dollars thousands | 2,517 | 2,522 | PDF p. 138 |
| Selling and distribution expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (137) | (160) | PDF p. 138 |
| Administrative expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (13,452) | (13,036) | PDF p. 138 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivables reversed/(recognised)Singapore dollars thousands | 182 | (327) | PDF p. 138 |
| Other operating expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (123) | (30) | PDF p. 138 |
| Finance costsSingapore dollars thousands | (494) | (357) | PDF p. 138 |
| Profit before taxationSingapore dollars thousands | 13,240 | 15,613 | PDF p. 138 |
| TaxationSingapore dollars thousands | (3,240) | (1,120) | PDF p. 138 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 10,000 | 14,493 | PDF p. 138 |
| Items that are or may be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | |||
| Foreign currency translation differences on consolidationSingapore dollars thousands | 47 | 57 | PDF p. 138 |
| Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | |||
| Remeasurement of post-employment benefit obligationsSingapore dollars thousands | (2) | 6 | PDF p. 138 |
| Other comprehensive income for the year, net of tax of nilSingapore dollars thousands | 45 | 63 | PDF p. 138 |
| Total comprehensive income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 10,045 | 14,556 | PDF p. 138 |
| Profit/(Loss) attributable to: | |||
| Owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 9,997 | 14,494 | PDF p. 138 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | 3 | (1) | PDF p. 138 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 10,000 | 14,493 | PDF p. 138 |
| Total comprehensive income/(loss) attributable to: | |||
| Owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 10,042 | 14,557 | PDF p. 138 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | 3 | (1) | PDF p. 138 |
| Total comprehensive income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 10,045 | 14,556 | PDF p. 138 |
| Earnings per share attributable to owners of the Company (Singapore cent) | |||
| - Basic and dilutedSingapore cents per share | 0.664 | 0.963 | PDF p. 138 |
Original report: PDF p. 138 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2026Group / as at 31 March 2026 | 2025Group / as at 31 March 2025 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | |||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 12,026 | 12,819 | PDF p. 137 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 15,753 | 7,199 | PDF p. 137 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 499 | 734 | PDF p. 137 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | 270 | 229 | PDF p. 137 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 28,548 | 20,981 | PDF p. 137 |
| Current Assets | |||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | 7,318 | 6,465 | PDF p. 137 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 54,458 | 27,954 | PDF p. 137 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 12,637 | 22,488 | PDF p. 137 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 5,550 | 4,539 | PDF p. 137 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | 21 | 20 | PDF p. 137 |
| Cash and bank depositsSingapore dollars thousands | 10,820 | 15,149 | PDF p. 137 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 90,804 | 76,615 | PDF p. 137 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 119,352 | 97,596 | PDF p. 137 |
| Capital and Reserves | |||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | 97,889 | PDF p. 137 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (20,264) | (25,744) | PDF p. 137 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | (1,377) | (1,422) | PDF p. 137 |
| Equity attributable to owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 76,248 | 70,723 | PDF p. 137 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | 4 | 1 | PDF p. 137 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 76,252 | 70,724 | PDF p. 137 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | |||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 1,307 | 27 | PDF p. 137 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 7,026 | 3,129 | PDF p. 137 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 8,333 | 3,156 | PDF p. 137 |
| Current Liabilities | |||
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 5,081 | 2,356 | PDF p. 137 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | – | 1,226 | PDF p. 137 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 28,066 | 18,906 | PDF p. 137 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | 1,620 | 1,228 | PDF p. 137 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 34,767 | 23,716 | PDF p. 137 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 43,100 | 26,872 | PDF p. 137 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 119,352 | 97,596 | PDF p. 137 |
Original report: PDF p. 137 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2026Company / as at 31 March 2026 | 2025Company / as at 31 March 2025 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | |||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | 160,100 | 160,100 | PDF p. 137 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 160,100 | 160,100 | PDF p. 137 |
| Current Assets | |||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 5,197 | 5,701 | PDF p. 137 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 23 | 21 | PDF p. 137 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Cash and bank depositsSingapore dollars thousands | 17 | 1,144 | PDF p. 137 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 5,237 | 6,866 | PDF p. 137 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 165,337 | 166,966 | PDF p. 137 |
| Capital and Reserves | |||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 164,108 | 164,108 | PDF p. 137 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (27,993) | (26,204) | PDF p. 137 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | 28,774 | 28,774 | PDF p. 137 |
| Equity attributable to owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 164,889 | 166,678 | PDF p. 137 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 164,889 | 166,678 | PDF p. 137 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | |||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Current Liabilities | |||
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 448 | 288 | PDF p. 137 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | PDF p. 137 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 448 | 288 | PDF p. 137 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 448 | 288 | PDF p. 137 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 165,337 | 166,966 | PDF p. 137 |
Original report: PDF p. 137 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2026Group / Share capital | 2026Group / Accumulated losses | 2026Group / Foreign currency translation reserve | 2026Group / Other reserve | 2026Group / Equity attributable to owners of the Company | 2026Group / Non-controlling interest | 2026Group / Total equity | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| equity | ||||||||
| Balance at 1 April 2025Singapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | (25,744) | (1,383) | (39) | 70,723 | 1 | 70,724 | PDF p. 139 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 9,997 | – | – | 9,997 | 3 | 10,000 | PDF p. 139 |
| Other comprehensive income/(loss) for the year | ||||||||
| - Foreign currency translation differencesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | 47 | – | 47 | – | 47 | PDF p. 139 |
| equity | ||||||||
| - Remeasurement of post- employment benefit obligationsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | – | (2) | (2) | – | (2) | PDF p. 139 |
| Other comprehensive income/(loss) for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | 47 | (2) | 45 | – | 45 | PDF p. 139 |
| Total comprehensive income/(loss) for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 9,997 | 47 | (2) | 10,042 | 3 | 10,045 | PDF p. 139 |
| Contributions by and distributions to owners | ||||||||
| - Dividends (Note 32)Singapore dollars thousands | – | (4,517) | – | – | (4,517) | – | (4,517) | PDF p. 139 |
| equity | ||||||||
| Transactions with owners in their capacity as ownersSingapore dollars thousands | – | (4,517) | – | – | (4,517) | – | (4,517) | PDF p. 139 |
| Balance at 31 March 2026Singapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | (20,264) | (1,336) | (41) | 76,248 | 4 | 76,252 | PDF p. 139 |
Original report: PDF p. 139 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2025Group / Share capital | 2025Group / Accumulated losses | 2025Group / Foreign currency translation reserve | 2025Group / Other reserve | 2025Group / Equity attributable to owners of the Company | 2025Group / Non-controlling interest | 2025Group / Total equity | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| equity | ||||||||
| Balance at 1 April 2024Singapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | (36,172) | (1,440) | (45) | 60,232 | 2 | 60,234 | PDF p. 139 |
| Profit/(Loss) for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 14,494 | – | – | 14,494 | (1) | 14,493 | PDF p. 139 |
| Other comprehensive income for the year | ||||||||
| - Foreign currency translation differencesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | 57 | – | 57 | – | 57 | PDF p. 139 |
| equity | ||||||||
| - Remeasurement of post- employment benefit obligationsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | – | 6 | 6 | – | 6 | PDF p. 139 |
| Other comprehensive income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | 57 | 6 | 63 | – | 63 | PDF p. 139 |
| Total comprehensive income/ (loss) for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 14,494 | 57 | 6 | 14,557 | (1) | 14,556 | PDF p. 139 |
| Contributions by and distributions to owners | ||||||||
| - Dividends (Note 32)Singapore dollars thousands | – | (4,066) | – | – | (4,066) | – | (4,066) | PDF p. 139 |
| equity | ||||||||
| Transactions with owners in their capacity as ownersSingapore dollars thousands | – | (4,066) | – | – | (4,066) | – | (4,066) | PDF p. 139 |
| Balance at 31 March 2025Singapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | (25,744) | (1,383) | (39) | 70,723 | 1 | 70,724 | PDF p. 139 |
Original report: PDF p. 139 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2026Group / year ended 31 March 2026 | 2025Group / year ended 31 March 2025 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cash Flows from Operating Activities | |||
| Profit before taxationSingapore dollars thousands | 13,240 | 15,613 | PDF p. 140 |
| Adjustments for: | |||
| Depreciation of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 4,116 | 5,553 | PDF p. 140 |
| Depreciation of right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 2,996 | 1,856 | PDF p. 140 |
| Fair value (gain)/loss on other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | (1) | 1 | PDF p. 140 |
| Gain on disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | (130) | (244) | PDF p. 140 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivables (reversed)/recognisedSingapore dollars thousands | (182) | 327 | PDF p. 140 |
| Interest expenseSingapore dollars thousands | 494 | 357 | PDF p. 140 |
| Interest incomeSingapore dollars thousands | (164) | (87) | PDF p. 140 |
| Inventories written offSingapore dollars thousands | 34 | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Provision for onerous contracts reversedSingapore dollars thousands | – | (257) | PDF p. 140 |
| Write-down on inventories (reversed)/recognisedSingapore dollars thousands | (9) | 150 | PDF p. 140 |
| Operating profit before working capital changesSingapore dollars thousands | 20,394 | 23,269 | PDF p. 140 |
| Changes in inventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | (878) | (200) | PDF p. 140 |
| Changes in contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (26,504) | 526 | PDF p. 140 |
| Changes in trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 10,052 | (5,452) | PDF p. 140 |
| Changes in prepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | (1,011) | 148 | PDF p. 140 |
| Changes in trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 9,199 | (3,197) | PDF p. 140 |
| Cash generated from operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 11,252 | 15,094 | PDF p. 140 |
| Interest received from other receivableSingapore dollars thousands | 65 | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Income taxes paidSingapore dollars thousands | (1,333) | (575) | PDF p. 140 |
| Net cash generated from operating activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 9,984 | 14,519 | PDF p. 140 |
| Cash Flows from Investing Activities | |||
| Increase in fixed deposits with maturity of more than three monthsSingapore dollars thousands | (400) | (20) | PDF p. 140 |
| Interest received from fixed depositsSingapore dollars thousands | 99 | 87 | PDF p. 140 |
| Purchase of club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | (41) | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Purchase of property, plant and equipment and right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (4,066) | (1,865) | PDF p. 140 |
| Proceeds from disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 304 | 318 | PDF p. 140 |
| Net cash used in investing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (4,104) | (1,480) | PDF p. 140 |
| Cash Flows from Financing Activities | |||
| Dividends paidSingapore dollars thousands | (4,517) | (4,066) | PDF p. 140 |
| Interest paidSingapore dollars thousands | (494) | (357) | PDF p. 140 |
| Repayment of bills payableSingapore dollars thousands | (1,226) | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Repayment of lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (4,363) | (2,859) | PDF p. 140 |
| Net cash used in financing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (10,600) | (7,282) | PDF p. 140 |
| Net (decrease)/increase in cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | (4,720) | 5,757 | PDF p. 140 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 15,129 | 9,371 | PDF p. 140 |
| Exchange differences on translation of cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | (9) | 1 | PDF p. 140 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at end of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 10,400 | 15,129 | PDF p. 140 |
Original report: PDF p. 140 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2024Group / year ended 31 March 2024 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| income | ||
| RevenueSingapore dollars thousands | 129,140 | PDF p. 141 |
| Cost of salesSingapore dollars thousands | (108,043) | PDF p. 141 |
| Gross profitSingapore dollars thousands | 21,097 | PDF p. 141 |
| Other incomeSingapore dollars thousands | 3,249 | PDF p. 141 |
| Selling and distribution expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (129) | PDF p. 141 |
| Administrative expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (11,624) | PDF p. 141 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | (123) | PDF p. 141 |
| Other operating expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (44) | PDF p. 141 |
| Finance costsSingapore dollars thousands | (1,156) | PDF p. 141 |
| Profit before taxationSingapore dollars thousands | 11,270 | PDF p. 141 |
| TaxationSingapore dollars thousands | (356) | PDF p. 141 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 10,914 | PDF p. 141 |
| Items that are or may be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | ||
| Foreign currency translation differences on consolidationSingapore dollars thousands | 113 | PDF p. 141 |
| Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | ||
| Remeasurement of post-employment benefit obligationsSingapore dollars thousands | (12) | PDF p. 141 |
| Other comprehensive income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 101 | PDF p. 141 |
| Total comprehensive income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 11,015 | PDF p. 141 |
| Profit/(Loss) attributable to: | ||
| Owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 10,912 | PDF p. 141 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | 2 | PDF p. 141 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 10,914 | PDF p. 141 |
| Total comprehensive income/(loss) attributable to: | ||
| Owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 11,013 | PDF p. 141 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | 2 | PDF p. 141 |
| Total comprehensive income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 11,015 | PDF p. 141 |
| Earnings per share attributable to owners of the Company (Singapore cent) | ||
| - Basic and dilutedSingapore cents per share | 0.725 | PDF p. 141 |
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Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2024Group / as at 31 March 2024 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | ||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 15,095 | PDF p. 140 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 7,896 | PDF p. 140 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 229 | PDF p. 140 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | 229 | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 23,449 | PDF p. 140 |
| Current Assets | ||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | 6,409 | PDF p. 140 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 28,477 | PDF p. 140 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 17,342 | PDF p. 140 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 4,683 | PDF p. 140 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | 21 | PDF p. 140 |
| Cash and bank depositsSingapore dollars thousands | 9,371 | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 66,303 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 89,752 | PDF p. 140 |
| Capital and Reserves | ||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | PDF p. 140 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (36,172) | PDF p. 140 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | (1,485) | PDF p. 140 |
| Equity attributable to owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 60,232 | PDF p. 140 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | 2 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 60,234 | PDF p. 140 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | ||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 48 | PDF p. 140 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 3,178 | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 3,226 | PDF p. 140 |
| Current Liabilities | ||
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,521 | PDF p. 140 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 23,347 | PDF p. 140 |
| ProvisionsSingapore dollars thousands | 267 | PDF p. 140 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | 157 | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 26,292 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 29,518 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 89,752 | PDF p. 140 |
Original report: PDF p. 140 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2024Company / as at 31 March 2024 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | ||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | 160,100 | PDF p. 140 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 160,100 | PDF p. 140 |
| Current Assets | ||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 6,339 | PDF p. 140 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 27 | PDF p. 140 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Cash and bank depositsSingapore dollars thousands | 6 | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 6,372 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 166,472 | PDF p. 140 |
| Capital and Reserves | ||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 164,108 | PDF p. 140 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (26,760) | PDF p. 140 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | 28,774 | PDF p. 140 |
| Equity attributable to owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 166,122 | PDF p. 140 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 166,122 | PDF p. 140 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | ||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Current Liabilities | ||
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 350 | PDF p. 140 |
| ProvisionsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 350 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 350 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 166,472 | PDF p. 140 |
Original report: PDF p. 140 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2024Group / Share capital | 2024Group / Accumulated losses | 2024Group / Foreign currency translation reserve | 2024Group / Other reserve | 2024Group / Equity attributable to owners of the Company | 2024Group / Non-controlling interest | 2024Group / Total equity | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| equity | ||||||||
| Balance at 1 April 2023Singapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | (47,084) | (1,553) | (33) | 49,219 | – | 49,219 | PDF p. 142 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 10,912 | – | – | 10,912 | 2 | 10,914 | PDF p. 142 |
| Other comprehensive income/(loss) for the year | ||||||||
| - Foreign currency translation differencesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | 113 | – | 113 | – | 113 | PDF p. 142 |
| equity | ||||||||
| - Remeasurement of post- employment benefit obligationsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | – | (12) | (12) | – | (12) | PDF p. 142 |
| Other comprehensive income/(loss) for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | 113 | (12) | 101 | – | 101 | PDF p. 142 |
| Total comprehensive income/ (loss) for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 10,912 | 113 | (12) | 11,013 | 2 | 11,015 | PDF p. 142 |
| Balance at 31 March 2024Singapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | (36,172) | (1,440) | (45) | 60,232 | 2 | 60,234 | PDF p. 142 |
Original report: PDF p. 142 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2024Group / year ended 31 March 2024 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cash Flows from Operating Activities | ||
| Profit before taxationSingapore dollars thousands | 11,270 | PDF p. 143 |
| Adjustments for: | ||
| Depreciation of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 6,215 | PDF p. 143 |
| Depreciation of right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 2,456 | PDF p. 143 |
| Fair value loss/(gain) on other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | (5) | PDF p. 143 |
| Gain on derecognition of leasesSingapore dollars thousands | (1) | PDF p. 143 |
| Gain on disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | (718) | PDF p. 143 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 123 | PDF p. 143 |
| Interest expenseSingapore dollars thousands | 1,156 | PDF p. 143 |
| Interest incomeSingapore dollars thousands | (50) | PDF p. 143 |
| Inventories written offSingapore dollars thousands | 44 | PDF p. 143 |
| Provision for onerous contracts (reversed)/recognisedSingapore dollars thousands | 257 | PDF p. 143 |
| Write-down on inventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 143 |
| Operating profit before working capital changesSingapore dollars thousands | 20,747 | PDF p. 143 |
| Changes in inventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | 1,266 | PDF p. 143 |
| Changes in contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 2,341 | PDF p. 143 |
| Changes in trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 5,212 | PDF p. 143 |
| Changes in prepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | (287) | PDF p. 143 |
| Changes in provisionsSingapore dollars thousands | (22) | PDF p. 143 |
| Changes in trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | (1,866) | PDF p. 143 |
| Cash generated from operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 27,391 | PDF p. 143 |
| Income taxes paidSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 143 |
| Net cash generated from operating activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 27,391 | PDF p. 143 |
| Cash Flows from Investing Activities | ||
| Increase in fixed deposits with maturity of more than three monthsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 143 |
| Interest receivedSingapore dollars thousands | 50 | PDF p. 143 |
| Purchase of property, plant and equipment and right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (4,198) | PDF p. 143 |
| Proceeds from disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 3,075 | PDF p. 143 |
| Net cash used in investing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (1,073) | PDF p. 143 |
| Cash Flows from Financing Activities | ||
| Dividends paidSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 143 |
| Fixed deposits pledged with banksSingapore dollars thousands | 507 | PDF p. 143 |
| Interest paidSingapore dollars thousands | (1,156) | PDF p. 143 |
| Repayment of lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (3,591) | PDF p. 143 |
| Repayment of loans from financial institutionsSingapore dollars thousands | (19,858) | PDF p. 143 |
| Net cash used in financing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (24,098) | PDF p. 143 |
| Net increase in cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | 2,220 | PDF p. 143 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 7,124 | PDF p. 143 |
| Exchange differences on translation of cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | 27 | PDF p. 143 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at end of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 9,371 | PDF p. 143 |
Original report: PDF p. 143 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2023Group / year ended 31 March 2023 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Continuing operations | ||
| RevenueSingapore dollars thousands | 123,921 | PDF p. 118 |
| Cost of salesSingapore dollars thousands | (107,551) | PDF p. 118 |
| Gross profitSingapore dollars thousands | 16,370 | PDF p. 118 |
| Other incomeSingapore dollars thousands | 5,920 | PDF p. 118 |
| Selling and distribution expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (120) | PDF p. 118 |
| Administrative expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (10,929) | PDF p. 118 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 118 |
| Other operating expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (31) | PDF p. 118 |
| Finance costsSingapore dollars thousands | (1,633) | PDF p. 118 |
| Profit before taxation from continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 9,577 | PDF p. 118 |
| TaxationSingapore dollars thousands | (237) | PDF p. 118 |
| Profit for the year from continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 9,340 | PDF p. 118 |
| Discontinued operation | ||
| Loss from discontinued operation, net of taxSingapore dollars thousands | (101) | PDF p. 118 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 9,239 | PDF p. 118 |
| Items that are or may be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | ||
| Foreign currency translation differences on consolidationSingapore dollars thousands | (493) | PDF p. 118 |
| Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | ||
| Remeasurement of post-employment benefit obligationsSingapore dollars thousands | 16 | PDF p. 118 |
| Other comprehensive income/(loss) for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | (477) | PDF p. 118 |
| Total comprehensive income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 8,762 | PDF p. 118 |
| Profit/(Loss) attributable to: / Owners of the Company | ||
| - Profit from continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 9,340 | PDF p. 118 |
| Profit/(Loss) attributable to: | ||
| - Loss from discontinued operationSingapore dollars thousands | (101) | PDF p. 118 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 9,239 | PDF p. 118 |
| Profit/(Loss) attributable to: / Non-controlling interest | ||
| - Profit from continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 118 |
| Profit/(Loss) attributable to: | ||
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 9,239 | PDF p. 118 |
| Total comprehensive income/(loss) attributable to: / Owners of the Company | ||
| - Total comprehensive income from continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 8,863 | PDF p. 119 |
| Total comprehensive income/(loss) attributable to: | ||
| - Total comprehensive loss from discontinued operationSingapore dollars thousands | (101) | PDF p. 119 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 8,762 | PDF p. 119 |
| Total comprehensive income/(loss) attributable to: / Non-controlling interest | ||
| - Total comprehensive income from continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 119 |
| Total comprehensive income/(loss) attributable to: | ||
| Total comprehensive income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 8,762 | PDF p. 119 |
| Earnings/(Loss) per share attributable to owners of the Company (Singapore cent) / Basic and diluted | ||
| - From continuing and discontinued operationsSingapore cents per share | 0.613 | PDF p. 119 |
| Earnings/(Loss) per share attributable to owners of the Company (Singapore cent) | ||
| - From continuing operationsSingapore cents per share | 0.620 | PDF p. 119 |
| - From discontinued operationSingapore cents per share | (0.007) | PDF p. 119 |
Original report: PDF p. 118 ↗ PDF p. 119 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2023Group / as at 31 March 2023 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | ||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 19,188 | PDF p. 117 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 6,796 | PDF p. 117 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 437 | PDF p. 117 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | 229 | PDF p. 117 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 26,650 | PDF p. 117 |
| Current Assets | ||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | 7,712 | PDF p. 117 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 30,807 | PDF p. 117 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 22,659 | PDF p. 117 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 4,391 | PDF p. 117 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | 16 | PDF p. 117 |
| Cash and bank balancesSingapore dollars thousands | 7,124 | PDF p. 117 |
| Fixed depositsSingapore dollars thousands | 507 | PDF p. 117 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 73,216 | PDF p. 117 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 99,866 | PDF p. 117 |
| Capital and Reserves | ||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | PDF p. 117 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (47,084) | PDF p. 117 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | (1,586) | PDF p. 117 |
| Equity attributable to owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 49,219 | PDF p. 117 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 49,219 | PDF p. 117 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | ||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 4 | PDF p. 117 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,556 | PDF p. 117 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 2,560 | PDF p. 117 |
| Current Liabilities | ||
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,912 | PDF p. 117 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | 19,858 | PDF p. 117 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 25,241 | PDF p. 117 |
| ProvisionsSingapore dollars thousands | 21 | PDF p. 117 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | 55 | PDF p. 117 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 48,087 | PDF p. 117 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 50,647 | PDF p. 117 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 99,866 | PDF p. 117 |
Original report: PDF p. 117 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2023Company / as at 31 March 2023 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | ||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | 160,100 | PDF p. 117 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 160,100 | PDF p. 117 |
| Current Assets | ||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,126 | PDF p. 117 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 30 | PDF p. 117 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Cash and bank balancesSingapore dollars thousands | 3 | PDF p. 117 |
| Fixed depositsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 2,159 | PDF p. 117 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 162,259 | PDF p. 117 |
| Capital and Reserves | ||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 164,108 | PDF p. 117 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (30,915) | PDF p. 117 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | 28,774 | PDF p. 117 |
| Equity attributable to owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 161,967 | PDF p. 117 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 161,967 | PDF p. 117 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | ||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Current Liabilities | ||
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 292 | PDF p. 117 |
| ProvisionsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 117 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 292 | PDF p. 117 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 292 | PDF p. 117 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 162,259 | PDF p. 117 |
Original report: PDF p. 117 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2023Group / Share capital | 2023Group / Accumulated losses | 2023Group / Foreign currency translation reserve | 2023Group / Other reserve | 2023Group / Equity attributable to owners of the Company | 2023Group / Non-controlling interest | 2023Group / Total equity | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| equity | ||||||||
| Balance at 1 April 2022Singapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | (56,323) | (1,060) | (49) | 40,457 | – | 40,457 | PDF p. 120 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 9,239 | – | – | 9,239 | – | 9,239 | PDF p. 120 |
| Other comprehensive (loss)/ income for the year | ||||||||
| - Foreign currency translation differencesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | (493) | – | (493) | – | (493) | PDF p. 120 |
| equity | ||||||||
| - Remeasurement of post- employment benefit obligationsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | – | 16 | 16 | – | 16 | PDF p. 120 |
| Other comprehensive (loss)/ income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | (493) | 16 | (477) | – | (477) | PDF p. 120 |
| Total comprehensive income/ (loss) for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 9,239 | (493) | 16 | 8,762 | – | 8,762 | PDF p. 120 |
| Balance at 31 March 2023Singapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | (47,084) | (1,553) | (33) | 49,219 | – | 49,219 | PDF p. 120 |
Original report: PDF p. 120 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2023Group / year ended 31 March 2023 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cash Flows from Operating Activities | ||
| Profit/(Loss) before taxation - Continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 9,577 | PDF p. 121 |
| - Discontinued operationSingapore dollars thousands | (101) | PDF p. 121 |
| Profit before taxationSingapore dollars thousands | 9,476 | PDF p. 121 |
| Adjustments for: | ||
| Depreciation of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 6,315 | PDF p. 121 |
| Depreciation of right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 2,839 | PDF p. 121 |
| Fair value gain on other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | (2) | PDF p. 121 |
| Gain on derecognition of leasesSingapore dollars thousands | (5) | PDF p. 121 |
| (Gain)/Loss on disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 20 | PDF p. 121 |
| Impairment losses on property, plant and equipment reversedSingapore dollars thousands | (582) | PDF p. 121 |
| Impairment losses on right-of-use assets reversedSingapore dollars thousands | (62) | PDF p. 121 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 121 |
| Interest expenseSingapore dollars thousands | 1,633 | PDF p. 121 |
| Interest incomeSingapore dollars thousands | (5) | PDF p. 121 |
| Inventories written offSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 121 |
| Loss on disposal of associateSingapore dollars thousands | 101 | PDF p. 121 |
| Provision for onerous contractsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 121 |
| Sundry incomeSingapore dollars thousands | (2,245) | PDF p. 121 |
| Operating profit before working capital changesSingapore dollars thousands | 17,483 | PDF p. 121 |
| Changes in inventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | 1,520 | PDF p. 121 |
| Changes in contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (2,519) | PDF p. 121 |
| Changes in trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | (5,221) | PDF p. 121 |
| Changes in prepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | (752) | PDF p. 121 |
| Changes in provisionsSingapore dollars thousands | (15) | PDF p. 121 |
| Changes in trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 3,704 | PDF p. 121 |
| Net cash generated from operating activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 14,200 | PDF p. 121 |
| Cash Flows from Investing Activities | ||
| Interest receivedSingapore dollars thousands | 5 | PDF p. 121 |
| Purchase of property, plant and equipment and right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (1,855) | PDF p. 121 |
| Proceeds from disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 687 | PDF p. 121 |
| Proceeds from disposal of associateSingapore dollars thousands | 3,082 | PDF p. 121 |
| Net cash (used in)/generated from investing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 1,919 | PDF p. 121 |
| Cash Flows from Financing Activities | ||
| Fixed deposits pledged with banksSingapore dollars thousands | 66 | PDF p. 121 |
| Interest paidSingapore dollars thousands | (1,633) | PDF p. 121 |
| Repayment of lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (3,649) | PDF p. 121 |
| Repayment of loans from financial institutionsSingapore dollars thousands | (8,077) | PDF p. 121 |
| Net cash used in financing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (13,293) | PDF p. 121 |
| Net increase in cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | 2,826 | PDF p. 121 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 4,334 | PDF p. 121 |
| Exchange differences on translation of cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | (36) | PDF p. 121 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at end of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 7,124 | PDF p. 121 |
Original report: PDF p. 121 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2022Group / year ended 31 March 2022 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Continuing operations | ||
| RevenueSingapore dollars thousands | 92,897 | PDF p. 109 |
| Cost of salesSingapore dollars thousands | (81,986) | PDF p. 109 |
| Gross profitSingapore dollars thousands | 10,911 | PDF p. 109 |
| Other incomeSingapore dollars thousands | 4,857 | PDF p. 109 |
| Selling and distribution expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (76) | PDF p. 109 |
| Administrative expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (8,891) | PDF p. 109 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivables reversedSingapore dollars thousands | 217 | PDF p. 109 |
| Other operating expensesSingapore dollars thousands | (459) | PDF p. 109 |
| Finance costsSingapore dollars thousands | (2,399) | PDF p. 109 |
| Profit before taxation from continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 4,160 | PDF p. 109 |
| TaxationSingapore dollars thousands | 696 | PDF p. 109 |
| Profit for the year from continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 4,856 | PDF p. 109 |
| Discontinued operation | ||
| Loss from discontinued operation, net of tax of nilSingapore dollars thousands | (98) | PDF p. 109 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 4,758 | PDF p. 109 |
| Items that are or may be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | ||
| Foreign currency translation differences on consolidationSingapore dollars thousands | (1,807) | PDF p. 109 |
| Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | ||
| Remeasurement of post-employment benefit obligationsSingapore dollars thousands | 3 | PDF p. 109 |
| Other comprehensive loss for the year, net of tax of nilSingapore dollars thousands | (1,804) | PDF p. 109 |
| Total comprehensive income for the year attributable to owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 2,954 | PDF p. 109 |
| Profit/(Loss) attributable to owners of the Company | ||
| - From continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 4,856 | PDF p. 109 |
| Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | ||
| - From discontinued operationSingapore dollars thousands | (98) | PDF p. 109 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 4,758 | PDF p. 109 |
| Total comprehensive income/(loss) attributable to owners of the Company | ||
| - From continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 3,052 | PDF p. 109 |
| Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss | ||
| - From discontinued operationSingapore dollars thousands | (98) | PDF p. 109 |
| Total comprehensive income for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | 2,954 | PDF p. 109 |
| Earnings/(Loss) per share / Basic and diluted | ||
| - From continuing and discontinued operationsSingapore cents per share | 0.401 | PDF p. 109 |
| Earnings/(Loss) per share attributable to owners of the Company | ||
| - From continuing operationsSingapore cents per share | 0.409 | PDF p. 109 |
| - From discontinued operationSingapore cents per share | (0.008) | PDF p. 109 |
Original report: PDF p. 109 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2022Group / as at 31 March 2022 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | ||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 20,150 | PDF p. 108 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 8,717 | PDF p. 108 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 677 | PDF p. 108 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | 229 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 29,773 | PDF p. 108 |
| Current Assets | ||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | 9,279 | PDF p. 108 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 28,327 | PDF p. 108 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 15,328 | PDF p. 108 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 3,666 | PDF p. 108 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | 14 | PDF p. 108 |
| Cash and bank balancesSingapore dollars thousands | 4,334 | PDF p. 108 |
| Fixed depositsSingapore dollars thousands | 573 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 61,521 | PDF p. 108 |
| Non-current asset classified as held for saleSingapore dollars thousands | 3,183 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 64,704 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 94,477 | PDF p. 108 |
| Capital and Reserves | ||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | PDF p. 108 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (56,323) | PDF p. 108 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | (1,109) | PDF p. 108 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 40,457 | PDF p. 108 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | ||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 8 | PDF p. 108 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | 19,726 | PDF p. 108 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,085 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 21,819 | PDF p. 108 |
| Current Liabilities | ||
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | 8,209 | PDF p. 108 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,501 | PDF p. 108 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 21,433 | PDF p. 108 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | 58 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 32,201 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 54,020 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 94,477 | PDF p. 108 |
Original report: PDF p. 108 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2022Company / as at 31 March 2022 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | ||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | 47,147 | PDF p. 108 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 47,147 | PDF p. 108 |
| Current Assets | ||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,886 | PDF p. 108 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 25 | PDF p. 108 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Cash and bank balancesSingapore dollars thousands | 5 | PDF p. 108 |
| Fixed depositsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 2,916 | PDF p. 108 |
| Non-current asset classified as held for saleSingapore dollars thousands | 3,281 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 6,197 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 53,344 | PDF p. 108 |
| Capital and Reserves | ||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 164,108 | PDF p. 108 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (142,902) | PDF p. 108 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | 28,774 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 49,980 | PDF p. 108 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | ||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Current Liabilities | ||
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 3,364 | PDF p. 108 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 3,364 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 3,364 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 53,344 | PDF p. 108 |
Original report: PDF p. 108 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2022Group / Share capital | 2022Group / Accumulated losses | 2022Group / Foreign currency translation reserve | 2022Group / Other reserve | 2022Group / Equity component of convertible bonds | 2022Group / Total equity | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| equity | |||||||
| Balance at 1 April 2021Singapore dollars thousands | 79,807 | (61,081) | 747 | (52) | 243 | 19,664 | PDF p. 110 |
| Profit for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 4,758 | – | – | – | 4,758 | PDF p. 110 |
| Other comprehensive (loss)/income for the year | |||||||
| - Foreign currency translation differencesSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | (1,807) | – | – | (1,807) | PDF p. 110 |
| equity | |||||||
| - Remeasurement of post- employment benefit obligationsSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | – | 3 | – | 3 | PDF p. 110 |
| Other comprehensive (loss)/income for the year, net of tax of nilSingapore dollars thousands | – | – | (1,807) | 3 | – | (1,804) | PDF p. 110 |
| Total comprehensive income/(loss) for the yearSingapore dollars thousands | – | 4,758 | (1,807) | 3 | – | 2,954 | PDF p. 110 |
| to owners | |||||||
| Conversion of convertible bonds (Note 14)Singapore dollars thousands | 18,198 | – | – | – | (243) | 17,955 | PDF p. 110 |
| Share issuance costs (Note 14)Singapore dollars thousands | (116) | – | – | – | – | (116) | PDF p. 110 |
| Transactions with owners in their | |||||||
| Transactions with owners in their capacity as ownersSingapore dollars thousands | 18,082 | – | – | – | (243) | 17,839 | PDF p. 110 |
| Balance at 31 March 2022Singapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | (56,323) | (1,060) | (49) | – | 40,457 | PDF p. 110 |
Original report: PDF p. 110 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2022Group / year ended 31 March 2022 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cash Flows from Operating Activities | ||
| Profit/(Loss) before taxation - Continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 4,160 | PDF p. 111 |
| - Discontinued operationSingapore dollars thousands | (98) | PDF p. 111 |
| Profit before taxationSingapore dollars thousands | 4,062 | PDF p. 111 |
| Adjustments for: | ||
| Depreciation of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 5,812 | PDF p. 111 |
| Depreciation of right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 2,451 | PDF p. 111 |
| Fair value (gain)/loss on other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | 36 | PDF p. 111 |
| Gain on lease modificationSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Impairment losses (reversed)/made on property, plant and equipment, netSingapore dollars thousands | 391 | PDF p. 111 |
| Impairment losses reversed on right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (29) | PDF p. 111 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivables reversedSingapore dollars thousands | (217) | PDF p. 111 |
| Interest expenseSingapore dollars thousands | 2,399 | PDF p. 111 |
| Interest incomeSingapore dollars thousands | (24) | PDF p. 111 |
| Loss/(Gain) on disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | (323) | PDF p. 111 |
| Loss on disposal of associateSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Share of results of associateSingapore dollars thousands | 98 | PDF p. 111 |
| Sundry incomeSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Operating profit before working capital changesSingapore dollars thousands | 14,656 | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in inventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | (1,876) | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 3,441 | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,872 | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in prepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | (556) | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in provisionSingapore dollars thousands | (1,799) | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | (3,687) | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash generated from operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 13,051 | PDF p. 111 |
| Income taxes paidSingapore dollars thousands | (3) | PDF p. 111 |
| Net cash generated from operating activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 13,048 | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash Flows from Investing Activities | ||
| Interest receivedSingapore dollars thousands | 24 | PDF p. 111 |
| Purchase of property, plant and equipment and right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (636) | PDF p. 111 |
| Proceeds from disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 367 | PDF p. 111 |
| Proceeds from disposal of subsidiary, net of cash disposed ofSingapore dollars thousands | 368 | PDF p. 111 |
| Proceeds from disposal of associateSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Net cash generated from investing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 123 | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash Flows from Financing Activities | ||
| Fixed deposits pledged with banksSingapore dollars thousands | (411) | PDF p. 111 |
| Interest paidSingapore dollars thousands | (2,365) | PDF p. 111 |
| Repayment of lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (2,809) | PDF p. 111 |
| Repayment of loans from financial institutionsSingapore dollars thousands | (10,037) | PDF p. 111 |
| Share issuance costsSingapore dollars thousands | (116) | PDF p. 111 |
| Net cash used in financing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (15,738) | PDF p. 111 |
| Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | (2,567) | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 7,009 | PDF p. 111 |
| Exchange differences on translation of cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | (108) | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at end of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 4,334 | PDF p. 111 |
Original report: PDF p. 111 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2025Group / as at 31 March 2025 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | ||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 12,819 | PDF p. 140 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 7,199 | PDF p. 140 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 140 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 734 | PDF p. 140 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | 229 | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 20,981 | PDF p. 140 |
| Current Assets | ||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | 6,465 | PDF p. 140 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 27,954 | PDF p. 140 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 22,488 | PDF p. 140 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 4,539 | PDF p. 140 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | 20 | PDF p. 140 |
| Cash and bank depositsSingapore dollars thousands | 15,149 | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 76,615 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 97,596 | PDF p. 140 |
| Capital and Reserves | ||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | PDF p. 140 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (25,744) | PDF p. 140 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | (1,422) | PDF p. 140 |
| Equity attributable to owners of the CompanySingapore dollars thousands | 70,723 | PDF p. 140 |
| Non-controlling interestSingapore dollars thousands | 1 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 70,724 | PDF p. 140 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | ||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 27 | PDF p. 140 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 3,129 | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 3,156 | PDF p. 140 |
| Current Liabilities | ||
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,356 | PDF p. 140 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | 1,226 | PDF p. 140 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 18,902 | PDF p. 140 |
| ProvisionsSingapore dollars thousands | 4 | PDF p. 140 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | 1,228 | PDF p. 140 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 23,716 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 26,872 | PDF p. 140 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 97,596 | PDF p. 140 |
Original report: PDF p. 140 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
FY2025 later comparative combines trade and other payables18,902 and provisions4 into18,906. FY2023 later comparative separates provisions21 from trade and other payables25,262 into25,241 and21. Original Group balance sheets are retained. FY2023 later cashflow moves15 from provisions to trade/payables and1 from lease repayments to bank-loan repayments with section totals unchanged; original cashflow retained. Amounts are SGDthousands.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2023Group / as at 31 March 2023 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Non-Current Assets | ||
| Property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 19,188 | PDF p. 108 |
| Right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 6,796 | PDF p. 108 |
| SubsidiariesSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Deferred tax assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 437 | PDF p. 108 |
| Club membershipSingapore dollars thousands | 229 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 26,650 | PDF p. 108 |
| Current Assets | ||
| InventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | 7,712 | PDF p. 108 |
| Contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 30,807 | PDF p. 108 |
| Trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | 22,659 | PDF p. 108 |
| PrepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | 4,391 | PDF p. 108 |
| Other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | 16 | PDF p. 108 |
| Cash and bank balancesSingapore dollars thousands | 7,124 | PDF p. 108 |
| Fixed depositsSingapore dollars thousands | 507 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 73,216 | PDF p. 108 |
| Non-current asset classified as held for saleSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 73,216 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 99,866 | PDF p. 108 |
| Capital and Reserves | ||
| Share capitalSingapore dollars thousands | 97,889 | PDF p. 108 |
| Accumulated lossesSingapore dollars thousands | (47,084) | PDF p. 108 |
| Other reservesSingapore dollars thousands | (1,586) | PDF p. 108 |
| Total equitySingapore dollars thousands | 49,219 | PDF p. 108 |
| Non-Current Liabilities | ||
| Deferred tax liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 4 | PDF p. 108 |
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 108 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,556 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 2,560 | PDF p. 108 |
| Current Liabilities | ||
| BorrowingsSingapore dollars thousands | 19,858 | PDF p. 108 |
| Lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 2,912 | PDF p. 108 |
| Trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 25,262 | PDF p. 108 |
| Current tax payableSingapore dollars thousands | 55 | PDF p. 108 |
| Subtotal (unlabelled in original)Singapore dollars thousands | 48,087 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 50,647 | PDF p. 108 |
| Total equity and liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 99,866 | PDF p. 108 |
Original report: PDF p. 108 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
FY2025 later comparative combines trade and other payables18,902 and provisions4 into18,906. FY2023 later comparative separates provisions21 from trade and other payables25,262 into25,241 and21. Original Group balance sheets are retained. FY2023 later cashflow moves15 from provisions to trade/payables and1 from lease repayments to bank-loan repayments with section totals unchanged; original cashflow retained. Amounts are SGDthousands.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
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| Metric / unit | 2023Group / year ended 31 March 2023 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cash Flows from Operating Activities | ||
| Profit/(Loss) before taxation - Continuing operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 9,577 | PDF p. 111 |
| - Discontinued operationSingapore dollars thousands | (101) | PDF p. 111 |
| Profit before taxationSingapore dollars thousands | 9,476 | PDF p. 111 |
| Adjustments for: | ||
| Depreciation of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 6,315 | PDF p. 111 |
| Depreciation of right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | 2,839 | PDF p. 111 |
| Fair value (gain)/loss on other investmentsSingapore dollars thousands | (2) | PDF p. 111 |
| Gain on lease modificationSingapore dollars thousands | (5) | PDF p. 111 |
| Impairment losses (reversed)/made on property, plant and equipment, netSingapore dollars thousands | (582) | PDF p. 111 |
| Impairment losses reversed on right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (62) | PDF p. 111 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivables reversedSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Interest expenseSingapore dollars thousands | 1,633 | PDF p. 111 |
| Interest incomeSingapore dollars thousands | (5) | PDF p. 111 |
| Loss/(Gain) on disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 20 | PDF p. 111 |
| Loss on disposal of associateSingapore dollars thousands | 101 | PDF p. 111 |
| Share of results of associateSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Sundry incomeSingapore dollars thousands | (2,245) | PDF p. 111 |
| Operating profit before working capital changesSingapore dollars thousands | 17,483 | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in inventoriesSingapore dollars thousands | 1,520 | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in contract assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (2,519) | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in trade and other receivablesSingapore dollars thousands | (5,221) | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in prepaymentsSingapore dollars thousands | (752) | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in provisionSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Changes in trade and other payablesSingapore dollars thousands | 3,689 | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash generated from operationsSingapore dollars thousands | 14,200 | PDF p. 111 |
| Income taxes paidSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Net cash generated from operating activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 14,200 | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash Flows from Investing Activities | ||
| Interest receivedSingapore dollars thousands | 5 | PDF p. 111 |
| Purchase of property, plant and equipment and right-of-use assetsSingapore dollars thousands | (1,855) | PDF p. 111 |
| Proceeds from disposal of property, plant and equipmentSingapore dollars thousands | 687 | PDF p. 111 |
| Proceeds from disposal of subsidiary, net of cash disposed ofSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Proceeds from disposal of associateSingapore dollars thousands | 3,082 | PDF p. 111 |
| Net cash generated from investing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | 1,919 | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash Flows from Financing Activities | ||
| Fixed deposits pledged with banksSingapore dollars thousands | 66 | PDF p. 111 |
| Interest paidSingapore dollars thousands | (1,633) | PDF p. 111 |
| Repayment of lease liabilitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (3,648) | PDF p. 111 |
| Repayment of loans from financial institutionsSingapore dollars thousands | (8,078) | PDF p. 111 |
| Share issuance costsSingapore dollars thousands | – | PDF p. 111 |
| Net cash used in financing activitiesSingapore dollars thousands | (13,293) | PDF p. 111 |
| Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | 2,826 | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 4,334 | PDF p. 111 |
| Exchange differences on translation of cash and cash equivalentsSingapore dollars thousands | (36) | PDF p. 111 |
| Cash and cash equivalents at end of yearSingapore dollars thousands | 7,124 | PDF p. 111 |
Original report: PDF p. 111 ↗
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
FY2025 later comparative combines trade and other payables18,902 and provisions4 into18,906. FY2023 later comparative separates provisions21 from trade and other payables25,262 into25,241 and21. Original Group balance sheets are retained. FY2023 later cashflow moves15 from provisions to trade/payables and1 from lease repayments to bank-loan repayments with section totals unchanged; original cashflow retained. Amounts are SGDthousands.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
Where the money comes from
| Item / unit | 2026Pipes and Roads | 2025Pipes and Roads | 2026Construction Materials | 2025Construction Materials | 2026Others/Unallocated | 2025Others/Unallocated | 2026Total | 2025Total | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Segment | |||||||||
| External revenueS$'000 | 141,402 | 128,159 | 2,550 | 2,341 | – | – | 143,952 | 130,500 | PDF p. 187 |
| Inter-segment revenueS$'000 | 45,495 | 59,585 | 30,199 | 33,582 | – | – | 75,694 | 93,167 | PDF p. 187 |
| Total revenueS$'000 | 186,897 | 187,744 | 32,749 | 35,923 | – | – | 219,646 | 223,667 | PDF p. 187 |
| Depreciation of property, plant and equipmentS$'000 | (2,684) | (2,381) | (460) | (944) | (972) | (2,228) | (4,116) | (5,553) | PDF p. 187 |
| Depreciation of right-of-use assetsS$'000 | (2,898) | (1,480) | – | (90) | (98) | (286) | (2,996) | (1,856) | PDF p. 187 |
| Gain/(Loss) on disposal of property, plant and equipmentS$'000 | 130 | 245 | – | – | – | (1) | 130 | 244 | PDF p. 187 |
| Impairment losses on trade receivables reversed/(recognised)S$'000 | 182 | (322) | – | (5) | – | – | 182 | (327) | PDF p. 187 |
| Interest expenseS$'000 | (490) | (357) | – | – | (4) | – | (494) | (357) | PDF p. 187 |
| Interest incomeS$'000 | – | – | – | – | 164 | 87 | 164 | 87 | PDF p. 187 |
| Provision for onerous contracts reversedS$'000 | – | 257 | – | – | – | – | – | 257 | PDF p. 187 |
| Reportable segment profit/(loss) before taxationS$'000 | 23,435 | 25,760 | 544 | 356 | (10,739) | (10,503) | 13,240 | 15,613 | PDF p. 187 |
| Capital expenditureS$'000 | 14,895 | 4,063 | 16 | 405 | 142 | 37 | 15,053 | 4,505 | PDF p. 187 |
| Reportable segment assetsS$'000 | 90,905 | 63,334 | 6,966 | 6,144 | 21,481 | 28,118 | 119,352 | 97,596 | PDF p. 187 |
| Reportable segment liabilitiesS$'000 | 30,409 | 16,198 | 3,324 | 1,189 | 9,367 | 9,485 | 43,100 | 26,872 | PDF p. 187 |
Performance is measured based on segment profit before taxation and unallocated expenses. Inter-segment pricing is determined on an arm's length basis. The Group's income taxes are managed on a group basis and are not allocated to operating segments. Other operations relate to general corporate activities.
| Item / unit | 2026Group | 2025Group | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | |||
| Total revenue for reportable segmentsS$'000 | 219,646 | 223,667 | PDF p. 188 |
| Less: inter-segment revenueS$'000 | (75,694) | (93,167) | PDF p. 188 |
| Consolidated revenueS$'000 | 143,952 | 130,500 | PDF p. 188 |
| Profit or loss before taxation | |||
| Total profit before taxation for reportable segmentsS$'000 | 23,979 | 26,116 | PDF p. 188 |
| Other corporate expensesS$'000 | (10,739) | (10,503) | PDF p. 188 |
| Consolidated profit before taxationS$'000 | 13,240 | 15,613 | PDF p. 188 |
| Assets | |||
| Total assets for reportable segmentsS$'000 | 97,871 | 69,478 | PDF p. 188 |
| Unallocated property, plant and equipmentS$'000 | 144 | 1,077 | PDF p. 188 |
| Other unallocated assetsS$'000 | 21,337 | 27,041 | PDF p. 188 |
| Consolidated total assetsS$'000 | 119,352 | 97,596 | PDF p. 188 |
| Liabilities | |||
| Total liabilities for reportable segmentsS$'000 | 33,733 | 17,387 | PDF p. 188 |
| Unallocated borrowingsS$'000 | – | 1,226 | PDF p. 188 |
| Other unallocated liabilitiesS$'000 | 9,367 | 8,259 | PDF p. 188 |
| Consolidated total liabilitiesS$'000 | 43,100 | 26,872 | PDF p. 188 |
| Item / unit | 2026Revenue S$'000 | 2026% of Group revenue | 2025Revenue S$'000 | 2025% of Group revenue | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Major customers | |||||
| Customer AS$'000 / % | 46,566 | 32 | 57,305 | 44 | PDF p. 189 |
| Customer BS$'000 / % | 37,453 | 26 | 30,963 | 23 | PDF p. 189 |
| Customer CS$'000 / % | 30,908 | 21 | 22,136 | 17 | PDF p. 189 |
| Customer DS$'000 / % | * | * | 19,953 | 15 | PDF p. 189 |
| TotalS$'000 / % | 114,927 | 79 | 130,357 | 99 | PDF p. 189 |
* Less than ten percent
| Item / unit | 2026Group | 2025Group | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | |||
| SingaporeS$'000 | 143,944 | 130,493 | PDF p. 189 |
| Sri LankaS$'000 | 8 | 7 | PDF p. 189 |
| Consolidated revenueS$'000 | 143,952 | 130,500 | PDF p. 189 |
| Non-current assets * | |||
| SingaporeS$'000 | 28,026 | 20,200 | PDF p. 189 |
| Sri LankaS$'000 | 23 | 47 | PDF p. 189 |
| Consolidated non-current assetsS$'000 | 28,049 | 20,247 | PDF p. 189 |
* Non-current assets comprise property, plant and equipment, right-of-use assets and club membership, and exclude deferred tax assets.
Segment revenue is based on the geographical locations of customers, and segment assets are based on the geographical locations of the assets. The Group operates principally in Singapore and Sri Lanka.
Debt
| Item / unit | 2026The Group, S$'000 | 2025The Group, S$'000 | 2026The Company, S$'000 | 2025The Company, S$'000 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current | |||||
| Bills payableS$'000 | – | 1,226 | – | – | PDF p. 178 |
As at 31 March 2025, bills payable bore interest at the bank’s prevailing cost of funds plus 2.5% per annum, with a weighted average effective interest rate of 5.54% per annum at the end of the reporting period. Maturity 46 to 90 days. Secured by corporate guarantees from the Company. Fully settled during FY ended 31 March 2026.
As at 31 March 2025, borrowings were denominated in Singapore dollar. Carrying amounts approximate fair values.
| Item / unit | 2026S$'000 | 2025S$'000 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Undiscounted lease payments due | |||
| - Year 1S$'000 | 5,536 | 2,631 | PDF p. 177 |
| - Year 2S$'000 | 3,701 | 1,957 | PDF p. 177 |
| - Year 3S$'000 | 1,849 | 1,044 | PDF p. 177 |
| - Year 4S$'000 | 1,148 | 275 | PDF p. 177 |
| - Year 5S$'000 | 728 | 52 | PDF p. 177 |
| Less: Future interest costS$'000 | (855) | (474) | PDF p. 177 |
| Represented by | |||
| - Non-currentS$'000 | 7,026 | 3,129 | PDF p. 177 |
| - CurrentS$'000 | 5,081 | 2,356 | PDF p. 177 |
Lease liabilities are secured by the lessors’ title to the leased assets.
| Item / unit | 2026S$'000 | 2025S$'000 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Currencies | |||
| Singapore dollarS$'000 | 12,092 | 5,478 | PDF p. 178 |
| Sri Lankan rupeeS$'000 | 15 | 7 | PDF p. 178 |
Total 12,107 (2026) and 5,485 (2025).
Payout
| Item | Value | Period / scope | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dividend policy | The Company does not have a fixed dividend policy. The form, frequency and amount of dividends will depend on the Company’s earnings, general financial condition, results of operations, capital requirements, cash flow, general business condition, development plans and other factors as the Directors may deem appropriate. | Company | PDF p. 112 |
| Item | Value | Period / scope | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| final one-tier tax-exempt dividend | 0.15 Singapore cents per ordinary share | FY2026 proposed final dividend, tax-exempt (one-tier), subject to shareholder approval at AGM | PDF p. 5 |
| Final tax-exempt (one-tier) dividend | S$0.0030 | Final dividend for FY2025 paid in FY2026, tax-exempt (one-tier) | PDF p. 200 |
Extracted from Annual Report 2026 and checked against the cited pages; see the original report for full context.
Auditor’s report
| Item | Value | Period / scope | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audit firm | Foo Kon Tan LLP | Group | PDF p. 136 |
| Engagement partner | Cheong Wenjie | Group | PDF p. 136 |
| Opinion | In our opinion, the accompanying financial statements are properly drawn up in accordance with the provisions of the Companies Act 1967 | Group and Company, year ended 31 March 2026 | PDF p. 132 |
Extracted from Annual Report 2026 and checked against the cited pages; see the original report for full context.
Group and parent company or bank figures are labelled separately. Parentheses indicate negative amounts; a dash and NA retain the report’s notation.
Comparative figures follow Annual Report 2026, including retrospective adjustments. Adjusted and reported earnings may have different definitions; refer to each statement’s notes.
Five financial years ended31March2022–2026. Monetary figures are Singapore dollars thousands; EPS is Singapore cents per share. Group consolidated profit or loss and other comprehensive income, cashflows and equity, and Group/Company statements of financial position are supplied. Separate Company profit, comprehensive-income, cashflow or equity statements are not disclosed as primary statements; no such figures are invented.
Equity component counts differ across original years. FY2022 includes a disposal-group reserve and convertible-bond component; FY2023 omits the former; FY2024–2026 show equity attributable to owners and non-controlling interests. Each original component scope is retained.
Five full financial years ended 31 March 2022–2026 are covered, not December years. Monetary columns are Singapore dollars thousands and EPS is Singapore cents. Group consolidated profit/OCI, equity and cashflows and Group/Company financial position are supplied; separate Company profit, OCI, equity or cashflow primary statements are not disclosed and are not invented.
Foo Kon Tan LLP issued an unmodified true-and-fair opinion on the FY2026 statements. Cheong Wenjie is the engagement partner and the report is signed 10 July 2026. Revenue recognition over time is the key audit matter; the KAM does not modify the opinion.
Group share capital97,889 and Company share capital164,108 in SGDthousands are distinct original amounts. Note13 explains the difference by the 25 July 2012 reverse acquisition of the LCCE Group; no unexplained balancing capital adjustment is created. Current issued ordinary shares are1,505,767,572.
FY2025 original Group balance lists trade/other payables18,902 plus provisions4, while the FY2026 comparative combines18,906. Original FY2025 Group balance is retained beside the later comparative; total current liabilities and equity are unchanged. Company amounts retain their own scope.
FY2023 original Group balance combines trade/other payables25,262. The FY2024 comparative separately presents25,241 payables and21 provisions, with current liabilities48,087 unchanged. Original FY2023 Group balance is retained and the21 is not treated as a new liability.
FY2023 original cashflow shows provision movements dash and payable movements3,689; the FY2024 comparative shows(15) provisions and3,704 payables. Original financing repayments of leases(3,648) and bank loans(8,078) become(3,649)/(8,077). The15 and1 reclassifications leave OCF14,200 and financing(13,293) unchanged. Original FY2023 cashflow is retained.
Equity column sets follow the originals: FY2022 includes disposal-group and convertible-bond reserves, FY2023 omits the zero disposal reserve, and FY2024–FY2026 show owners equity and NCI subtotals. Omitted original reserves compare as zero where expressly printed; components and subtotals are not added twice. FY2022 convertible-bond conversion and issuance costs remain original movements.
Cash and bank deposits10,820 less fixed deposits with maturity over three months420 equals cashflow cash10,400. Prior15,149 less20 equals15,129, in SGDthousands. Note12 explicitly reconciles both periods; no extra cash item is invented.
Current basic/diluted EPS0.664 Singapore cents uses owners profit9,997 SGDthousand, not total profit10,000 including NCI3. The issued-share denominator1,505,767,572 produces0.664 after rounding; historical continuing/discontinued EPS detail is preserved where disclosed.
The register is dated24June2026:1,505,767,572 shares,2,981 holders, no treasury or subsidiary holdings, twenty registered accounts and seven substantial-holder rows. Top20 share counts sum exactly to1,298,883,441. Printed86.27% equals the sum of rounded row percentages, while total shares divided by the exact denominator rounds86.26%; both source percentage and the derived discrepancy are retained.
Zheng Choon directly holds902,272,580 shares. Toh family interests27.2/23.7/25.4/23.7% in that holding company create overlapping deemed issuer holdings, not four extra parcels. Toh Choo Huat794,000 and Toh Swee Kim220,000 direct shares remain separate. Hiap Hoe Investment176,536,000 held via nominees overlaps its100%-parent Hiap Hoe Limited deemed row. Public floatapproximately27% is the issuer statement.
Seven current issuer Board directors include CEO/Executive Chairman Toh Choo Huat, CFO/Deputy CEO/Executive Director Ragavendran Srinivasan and Reanne Toh Ting Xuan. William Tan is current Lead Independent Director and historical issuer CFO; the former CFO role does not replace Ragavendran. Reanne biography says Tender & Contracts while corporate information additionally says Sales, both original wordings retained.
Seven other executive officers include advisors Toh Chew Leong, Toh Swee Kim and Toh Chew Chai; COO Zhang Wei Qiang; Dr Ou Zhiyong; Toh Kai Sheng Adam; and Toh Kai Hock. Operating Director titles are not extra issuer Board seats. Ong Beng Hong and Tan Swee Gek are the two Company Secretaries.
The Board reconstitution notice is dated23August2024 but takes effect2September2024. Ling Chung Yee Roy and Chia Soon Hin William ceased as independent directors; four new directors were appointed. Srinivasan Ragavendran in this notice and Ragavendran Srinivasan in the current annual refer to the CFO/Deputy CEO executive director; no duplicate person is created.
30July2026 AGM re-elected Toh Choo Huat, Ragavendran Srinivasan and Chua Hock Thak and re-appointed Foo Kon Tan LLP. Re-elections are not new appointments. Toh voluntarily abstained on his own re-election for794,000 direct shares; the source does not say all deemed shares were abstained.
Note5 year-end schedule contains eight subsidiaries, including dormant Malaysia entity. Ley Choon Gim Tian Joint Venture LLP51% is an explicitly controlled and consolidated subsidiary because LCCE has51votes and partner Gim Tian49; the name Joint Venture does not make it an equity-accounted venture. Teacly Sri Lanka operation is a branch, not another subsidiary.
Ley Choon TTC (Aust) Tunnelling International is a post-year-end arrangement dated8June2026 through wholly-owned LCCE with The Tunnel Company (Aust) Pty Ltd. Share capital1,000 ordinary shares of S$1 and LCCE51% are expressly disclosed. It appears in the annual group chart and AGM discussion, separately from the eight entities at31March2026; year-end audited control classification is not inferred solely from51%.
Yantai ceased to be a subsidiary after the60% disposal completed21May2021, leaving a40% associate. Remaining40% disposal completed29December2022 and was announced30December2022 with proceeds received in full; it is no longer a current entity. RMB16million consideration for40% differs from RMB24million for60%; RMB is not SGD.
Transfer from Catalist back to Mainboard took effect23March2026, with trading9a.m.;18March2026 is the announcement and EGM date. RHT Capital continuing sponsorship ceased on the effective transfer. The2017 Catalist listing and2026 proposal/approval are historical stages, not current board status.
Debt Restructuring Agreement final bullet repayment was completed by14March2024; no outstanding2021DRA borrowings remained and security release was to follow. This does not mean all future liabilities, lease obligations or later bank bills are zero. Current annual separately reports lease liabilities12,107 and borrowings dash.
FY2023 unaudited-to-audited notice changes taxation243 to(237), total profit9,719 to9,239 and deferred tax assets917 to437, reducing these by480 SGDthousand. Separately, Company subsidiary investment61,166 becomes160,100 and equity63,033 becomes161,967 by98,934 impairment reversal; this is not Group revenue. The letter reports no material cashflow difference. These preliminary adjustments do not replace the already audited series.
FY2022 unaudited-to-audited notice changes tax(4) to696 and total profit4,058 to4,758, an increase700 SGDthousand; deferred tax asset recognition677 plus deferred tax liability release23 supplies the bridge. Cashflow changes reclassify remaining disposal proceeds into investing and working-capital items without changing net cash movement. The original audited FY2022 remains the comparison source.
FY2024 first/replacement full-year result attachments and2026 first/replacement Mainboard circulars are exact byte-identical pairs in distinct SGX announcements. They are not separate financial revisions. All29 original attachment bindings are retained, representing27 unique PDFs and1,199 unique pages; attachment-page sum is1,271 because duplicated PDFs remain separately bound.
Other investments are quoted equity investments at FVTPL21/20 SGDthousand in FY2026/FY2025. No individual investee is named in Note11, so no invented named subsidiary, associate or major shareholding is created from this aggregate.
Contract assets54,458 versus27,954 SGDthousand reflect recognised unbilled work, not collected cash. AGM explanation distinguishes recognition, certification, billing and collection; subsequent billing does not recognise the same revenue again. The audited cashflow preserves the26,504 increase in contract assets.
The original Group chart additionally labels two 51% joint venture partnerships: Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering Gim Tian Civil Engineering Joint Venture Partnership, and Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering ECO2 Builder Joint Venture Partnership. These outlined-text labels are bound through actual original PDF crop OCR and displayed images. They are distinct from LCGTLLP; the chart does not establish their accounting classification or a specific year-end date.
FY2025 later comparative combines trade and other payables18,902 and provisions4 into18,906. FY2023 later comparative separates provisions21 from trade and other payables25,262 into25,241 and21. Original Group balance sheets are retained. FY2023 later cashflow moves15 from provisions to trade/payables and1 from lease repayments to bank-loan repayments with section totals unchanged; original cashflow retained. Amounts are SGDthousands.
These tables show the available extracted figures. The original annual report contains the full statements, notes and definitions.