• Euro Holdings returned to profitability in fiscal 2026 despite lower revenue, supported by improved gross margins, asset disposal gains and debt waivers.
• Steel products trading became an increasingly important contributor, with the Trading Division accounting for most revenue and results.
• Related-party debt was settled through share issuance; term loans were fully repaid, though year-end cash remained low.
• A credit facility secured following year-end was partially drawn for working capital; the proposed acquisition remained pending.

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