COMPANY REPORT

Company Report: METROCON HOLDINGS LIMITED (HATT SP / WYO.SI)

Publication Date:

21 Sep 2026
OUTPERFORM

(HATT SP / WYO.SI)

METROCON HOLDINGS LIMITED 

Breaking Ground on the Next Growth Phase

INDUSTRY

Construction

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Investment Highlights

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHT #1

Specialist exposure to Singapore’s construction pipeline.

Metrocon’s foundation engineering capabilities position it to capture opportunities across public housing, infrastructure and institutional developments. Its established project track record and main-contractor relationships support contract acquisition, while the planned BCA CR08 upgrade from L5 to L6 could broaden direct public-sector tender opportunities.

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHT #2

S$85.25 million order book provides visibility and diversification potential.

Outstanding piling and groundwork contracts stood at approximately S$85.25 million as at 15 June 2026, equivalent to 1.4 times FY2025 revenue, with execution expected over the following 24 months. Third-party orders represented 83.6% of the backlog, indicating potential to broaden the customer base from FY2025, when LBD Engineering contributed 64.1% of revenue.

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHT #3

Operating leverage and broader services support earnings potential.

FY2025 revenue increased 67.5% to S$61.07 million, while gross margin expanded to 11.4% from 6.7% and administrative expenses remained broadly stable, lifting net profit to S$4.20 million. Expansion into ground improvement, earthworks and soil disposal offers additional growth opportunities, with sustainable earnings dependent on disciplined execution, cash collection and control of expansion costs.

Valuation and Risks

VALUATION & ACTION

Outperform Valuation

We initiate coverage on Metrocon Holdings Limited with an OUTPERFORM rating and a 12-month target price of S$0.28. Our target price implies upside of 21.74% from current levels.

RISKS

Risks

Key downside risks include (i)Operational risks, (ii)Market and macroeconomic risks, (iii) Input-cost and resource risks, (iv)Customer and related-party risks, (v)Working-capital and credit risks, (vi)Regulatory, safety and environmental risks, and (vii)Expansion and earnings-normalisation risks.