British and Malayan Trustees FY26 net loss narrows 11% to S$ 1.37 million; revenue rises 16% to S$ 2.15 million
Reuters2026/08/28 11:03- British and Malayan Trustees reported a net loss of S$ 1.37 million, narrowing 11% from the prior year.
- Revenue rose 16% to S$ 2.15 million, driven by additional revenue from newly onboarded clients.
- Loss per share improved to S$ 0.16 from S$ 0.18.
- Cash and cash equivalents fell to S$ 2.78 million from S$ 4.43 million; net asset value per share slid to S$ 0.79 from S$ 0.94.
- Management flagged a competitive Singapore trust market, focusing on raising BMT’s profile and pursuing new partners to build its pipeline.
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