This annual report details the performance of the Amova-StraitsTrading Asia ex Japan REIT Index ETF for the financial year ending 30 June 2025. It covers the fund's investment objective to replicate the FTSE EPRA Nareit Asia ex Japan REITS 10% Capped Index and outlines its financial performance, including income from dividends and gains on investments. The report also confirms a name change for both the fund and its manager, effective September 2025.

• Performance Reversal: Discover how the fund turned a significant deficit from the previous year into a substantial total return

• Geographic Shifts: See how the fund's investment focus across Asia has changed, with notable shifts in allocations to key markets like Singapore and Malaysia

• A New Identity: Learn about the fund's recent rebranding, reflecting a new chapter for the manager and the ETF itself

This annual report reviews the performance of the UOB APAC Green REIT ETF for the financial year ended 30 June 2025. It details the fund's growth, which closely tracked its benchmark, the iEdge-UOB APAC Yield Focus Green REIT Index. The report covers the economic and market conditions across Asia, noting resilient performance despite geopolitical tensions and uneven macroeconomic indicators. It also outlines the fund's strategy, ESG characteristics, and portfolio changes.

• Discover which Asia-Pacific markets were standout performers and which faced headwinds

• See how the fund's holdings have been rebalanced to track its green benchmark

• Explore how the fund's focus on environmental attributes creates a positive sustainability impact

This year's results for Datapulse Technology Limited reflect a mixed performance influenced by currency fluctuations and strategic shifts. While the hotel operations business remains a core contributor, the company navigated changes in its asset management activities and investment strategies. The overall financial position saw adjustments in assets and liabilities, leading to a decrease in cash reserves by the year's end.

• Hotel operations revenue faced headwinds from foreign currency exchange rates

• A major contributor to the previous year's profit, a reversal of impairment, was absent this year

• The company's profit saw a significant decrease compared to the previous year

Based on its 2025 interim report, Willas-Array Electronics (Holdings) Limited shows a significant financial turnaround, shifting from a loss to a profit. This improvement occurred despite a slight dip in overall revenue. Key growth came from the Automotive and Others segments, while strategic adjustments were made in other areas like the Industrial and Audio and Video sectors.

• Discover how the company reversed its fortunes, achieving profitability after a previous loss

• See which market segments grew, even as overall revenue saw a small decline

• Learn about the strategic shifts, including exits from low-margin businesses and new ventures

Renaissance United Limited reports a net loss for it's first quarter financial year 2026. This is primarily due to continued margin pressure and reduced installation revenue in the Group's China gas distribution business, linked to a construction downturn. The Electronics and Trading segment also saw lower revenue because of weaker customer demand.

• The company reports a net loss for the first quarter 2026

• Its China gas distribution business faced significant margin pressure and a drop in installation revenue

• Weaker customer demand impacted the Electronics and Trading segment's performance

ecoWise Holdings Limited recorded a loss in continuing operations this quarter, a change from the prior period. Despite this, the company is cautiously optimistic, focusing on stabilising operations and pursuing strategic initiatives for future growth in environmental solutions.

• Explore the factors that turned the company's operational results from positive to negative

• Discover strategic efforts to secure existing operations and expand into new ventures, including potential site relocations

• Learn about the company's plans for innovation and sustainability in a dynamic industry

Camsing Healthcare Limited's latest financial results show a mixed performance amid tough economic conditions. The company has been reorganising its retail portfolio, closing several outlets while expanding its online presence. Despite a drop in revenue from these changes, the company has managed costs and is cautiously optimistic about future improvements.

• Retail Revolution: Discover why the company is shutting down physical stores and shifting its focus online

• Performance Puzzle: Uncover the key factors driving the group's bottom line down, despite some cost-saving measures

• Cautious Outlook: Hear why management remains optimistic about a future turnaround despite current challenges

This financial period marks a significant shift for V2Y Corporation Ltd. The company has refocused its strategy by divesting from underperforming sectors to concentrate on its core, revenue-generating Insurtech business. This strategic realignment, coupled with new funding, aims to strengthen the company's financial footing for future growth.

• The Group's revenue saw a substantial increase, driven by first-quarter sales from now-divested businesses

• Losses narrowed, influenced by the proceeds from selling off its food, beverage, and distribution segments

• A strategic pivot now sees the company focusing its resources on the promising Insurtech division

For the first half of FY2026, Low Keng Huat's revenue and profit saw a significant downturn compared to the previous year. This was largely driven by the near completion of a major property development project. While the hotel and investment segments faced mixed results, the company managed to strengthen its financial position by reducing borrowings and improving its gearing ratio.

• A major residential project reached its final stages, leading to a sharp drop in revenue recognition for the property development segment

• Performance in the hotel segment was mixed, with one international property showing improvement while Singapore-based serviced apartments experienced declines

• The Group's balance sheet strengthened, as cash from the completed project was used to significantly pay down debt

Del Monte Pacific Limited reports a strong start to the fiscal year, with improved sales and profitability. Growth was driven by solid performance in the Philippines and international markets, particularly for fresh pineapples. The company is now fully focused on its profitable core businesses after deconsolidating its US operations.

• Philippine Powerhouse: Domestic sales soared thanks to innovative campaigns for beverages, culinary essentials, and packaged fruits

• International Acclaim: Fresh pineapple exports gained significant traction in key Asian markets, earning prestigious supplier awards

• Strategic Shift: A major change in corporate structure marks a pivotal milestone, allowing for a concentrated focus on growing the Asian business