SIA Engineering Company (S59) investor relations material

Executive summary

• MRO demand remained stable in 1Q FY2026/27, with line maintenance operations handling 2.9% more flights in Singapore year-over-year despite some flight cancellations due to Middle East conflict.

• Base Maintenance Malaysia celebrated its official opening in May 2026, with a second hangar on track for 2H FY2026/27, increasing capacity to six concurrent aircraft checks.

• Engine and component JV companies saw year-over-year work volume growth, with higher margin work and new capabilities driving revenue.

• Signed a JV agreement with Safran Aircraft Engines for a CFM LEAP engine MRO shop in Singapore, expanding future engine shop capacity.

• Signed a non-binding MoU with Air India Limited to explore MRO collaboration opportunities in India.

Financial highlights

• Group revenue for 1Q FY2026/27 was $327.6M, down 8.6% year-over-year due to lower materials revenue; excluding materials, revenue rose 4.2%.

• Group expenditure declined 11.0% to $314.4M, mainly from lower material and repair costs.

• Operating profit was $13.2M, up $8.1M year-over-year.

• Net profit after tax was $40.3M, down $2.6M (-6.1%) year-over-year.

• Share of profits from associates and JVs was $31.0M, down $6.8M (-18.0%) year-over-year.

Outlook and guidance

• MRO demand remains resilient despite geopolitical tensions, supply chain constraints, and inflationary pressures.

• Asia-Pacific MRO market fundamentals remain strong, supported by rising passenger traffic and fleet expansion.

• Focus remains on operational nimbleness, productivity, cost discipline, and strategic expansion in Asia-Pacific.