Snack Empire FY26 net loss more than doubles to S$1.89 million; revenue rises 11% to S$32.96 million

  • Snack Empire posted revenue of S$32.96 million, up 11% year over year.
  • Loss attributable to equity holders widened to S$1.89 million; basic and diluted loss per share deepened to S0.24 cents.
  • Gross profit rose to S$20.85 million, while cash and cash equivalents fell to S$11.79 million.
  • Management cited a central kitchen that has not yet generated planned catering revenue, Eat Pizza underperformance, and higher manpower costs.
  • The group maintained 279 Shihlin outlets across Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and the U.S., appointing a new Philippines master franchisee starting after year-end.


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