• Grandshores Technology Group published its annual report for the year ended March 31, 2026, flagging weaker operating performance as construction activity slowed.
• Integrated building services held up better than building construction works, with fewer tenders won and several key projects completed during the year.
• Digital-asset trading was scaled back as bitcoin prices fell, leading to lower trading activity and inventory fair-value losses.
• Strategy shifted toward a broader internet-technology push, targeting areas such as e-commerce, digital marketing, live commerce, AI, VR, and industrial internet.
• Post-year-end bitcoin price declines reduced the fair value of digital-asset inventories, described as a non-adjusting event.

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