• Rich Goldman Holdings narrowed its loss for the year ended June 30, 2026, primarily reflecting improved property valuations and lower loan impairments.
• Property leasing returned to profit as investment property valuation losses eased.
• Hotel operations reduced losses, supported by an impairment reversal; average occupancy reached 99.7%.
• Money lending expanded its customer base while deploying AI-driven credit scoring and automated loan approvals.

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