Guangdong Land Holdings (124) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
6 Oct, 2025Executive summary
Revenue increased by 74.3% year-over-year to HK$6,759 million, driven by higher GFA of properties sold, especially from key projects in the Greater Bay Area.
Loss attributable to owners narrowed by 43.4% to HK$1,383 million, mainly due to reduced inventory impairment losses.
No final dividend was proposed for the year.
Financial highlights
Gross profit more than doubled to HK$780 million, up 110.1% year-over-year.
Fair value losses on investment properties of HK$44.9 million, compared to gains of HK$230.1 million last year.
Basic loss per share improved to HK(80.80) cents from HK(142.85) cents.
Net assets decreased by 32.4% to HK$4,346 million.
Cash and bank balances fell 24.8% to HK$3,412 million.
Outlook and guidance
The company expects continued challenges in 2025 due to external and domestic economic pressures but remains confident in the long-term fundamentals of the Chinese economy.
Plans to focus on cost control, cash flow security, and prudent land reserve replenishment.
Will closely monitor policy and market trends, adjusting leasing and sales strategies as needed.
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