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YYForce Reports 85% Surge in Net Assets, Reaching US$25.2M as of Mid-2026

By MGN Editorial•September 16, 2026 at 12:00 AM

Maritime-linked holding company YYForce has disclosed estimated total assets of US$38.0 million and net assets of US$25.2 million as of June 30, 2026, marking a significant improvement driven by a reduction in total liabilities.

YYForce has released preliminary financial estimates indicating total assets of US$38.0 million and net assets of US$25.2 million as of June 30, 2026, according to a PR Newswire release issued by the company. The figures represent a notable improvement in the company's balance sheet position, with net assets rising approximately 85% from year-end 2025 levels. The company attributed the increase primarily to a reduction in total liabilities rather than asset acquisition, suggesting an active deleveraging strategy over the first half of the year. On a per-share basis, total assets and net assets stand at US$11.88 and US$7.87, respectively, calculated against 3.2 million Class A ordinary shares currently outstanding. **Key Financial Metrics (as of June 30, 2026)** | Metric | Value | |---|---| | Total Assets | US$38.0 million | | Net Assets | US$25.2 million | | Net Assets per Share | US$7.87 | | Total Assets per Share | US$11.88 | | Class A Shares Outstanding | 3.2 million | The company noted that these figures are estimates and may be subject to revision pending finalisation of audited financial statements. Investors and industry observers will be watching for the full audited results to confirm whether the liability reduction reflects debt repayment, asset disposals, or other balance sheet restructuring. While YYForce operates within the broader heavy industry and maritime services sector, the sharp improvement in net asset value signals a strengthening financial foundation that could support future operational or capital investment activity. Companies in the maritime supply chain and heavy industry space have faced considerable balance sheet pressures in recent years amid fluctuating freight rates and elevated financing costs, making YYForce's reported deleveraging a positive indicator for stakeholders. Full audited financial results are expected to provide additional clarity on the drivers behind the balance sheet improvement and the company's forward outlook. *Source: PR Newswire / YYForce corporate disclosure*
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