Recent Developments
Since March 31, 2026, and not included in the six-month results, SU Group has successfully added significant public-sector work, broadened its product portfolio and expanded its training reach. The largest disclosed award was a follow-on hospital contract, with several new distribution agreements that open additional markets expected to contribute to the Company’s future growth.
| ● | Proposed Acquisition Could Add Complementary Capabilities: |
| - | In September, a SU Group subsidiary agreed to acquire KM Safety Solution Company Limited for HK$5.6 million in cash. KM’s safety consultancy work and Hong Kong distribution rights for intelligent emergency lighting controls could complement SU Group’s existing offering. The transaction is subject to due diligence, required approvals and other closing conditions, and completion is not assured. |
| ● | Public-Sector Projects Deepen an Established Customer Base: |
| - | A HK$18.8 million (approximately US$2.4 million) follow-on award expanded SU Group’s work on a major hospital project to a combined HK$107.3 million (US$13.7 million) in disclosed contracts. The new scope covers nurse call, power quality and lighting management systems, adding to the Company’s role in essential healthcare infrastructure. |
| - | The Company also won a government-linked security contract valued at more than US$1 million for a Hong Kong cultural facility, covering CCTV, communications, access control and water-leak detection; it said at the time that revenue was expected to be recognized by the end of 2026. At the new Huanggang Port border crossing, SU Group was awarded the supply and installation of six under-vehicle surveillance systems. A separate Civil Aviation Department contract calls for AI- and IoT-enabled site-safety systems at four navigation-station construction sites. |
| ● | New Distribution Rights Extend the Security and Safety Portfolio: |
| - | SU Group secured exclusive Hong Kong and Macau distribution rights for HDX’s TRACELINE™ PX3 Portable X-Ray System, designed for specialized uses including explosive ordnance disposal and fire investigation. In Macao, its subsidiary obtained exclusive rights to GLM’s Inspec Spider, a robotic system for inspecting high-mast lighting from ground level. |
| - | A distribution agreement with GEZE added automatic door, window, smoke and heat extraction, and other smart-building technologies. SU Group also partnered with Seetrue Screening Ltd. to offer AI-powered X-ray screening in Hong Kong and Macau; compatibility with existing X-ray machines gives the Company a way to approach current as well as new customers. These agreements broaden what SU Group can offer alongside its engineering services, although future sales depend on customer adoption. |
| ● | Training Gains a Wider Audience: |
| - | Fortune Jet became the first provider in Hong Kong approved to deliver recognized QASRS security training in English, Cantonese and Mandarin, widening access for candidates seeking to apply for a Security Personnel Permit. It also signed a three-party memorandum of understanding to develop training, certification and practical-experience services across Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Macau. That cross-border program remains a planned collaboration. |
