• Yau Lee annual report flagged record revenue, driven by broad-based segment growth led by Electrical and Mechanical work across Hong Kong, Mainland China.
• Profitability weakened as pandemic-era construction projects closed out with cost overruns, design changes, subcontractor disruptions, MiC coordination delays.
• New contract wins stayed strong, led by a record intake in Electrical and Mechanical work; contract backlog remained sizable at HK$ 44.11 billion.
• MiC manufacturing expanded with a new Dongguan facility, supporting delivery needs for more than 70,000 units; near-term earnings hit from ramp-up costs.
• No final dividend proposed; hotel reopened under Motto by Hilton, with occupancy rising above 90% by year-end.

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