China Financial International Investments Limited (“C FIN INT INV”, 00721) reported an unaudited loss attributable to shareholders of HK$3.70 million for the six months ended 31 December 2025, reversing a profit of HK$1.64 million in the prior-year period.
Key financial items
• Revenue dropped to nil from HK$0.16 million; the prior period’s revenue comprised dividend income from listed securities.
• Fair-value gains on financial assets at FVTPL rose 159.6 % to HK$2.96 million, while other gains of HK$3.68 million booked last year did not recur.
• Administrative expenses more than doubled to HK$6.23 million, becoming the principal driver of the loss.
• Finance costs remained stable at HK$0.42 million.
Balance-sheet highlights
• Total assets stood at HK$178.94 million, down 1.36 % versus 30 June 2025.
• Net assets increased 3.31 % to HK$162.45 million on the back of HK$6.29 million of other comprehensive income, mainly from exchange-rate movements and fair-value gains on FVTOCI instruments.
• Net asset value per share improved to 1.48 HK cents from 1.43 HK cents at the previous fiscal year-end.
• Cash and cash equivalents totalled HK$89.62 million, compared with HK$96.48 million at 30 June 2025; the current ratio strengthened to 7.21 times (30 June 2025: 5.11 times).
Investment portfolio
• Listed securities (held for trading and FVTOCI) were valued at HK$44.80 million, representing 25.03 % of total assets.
• Unlisted equity investments at FVTPL and FVTOCI carried a combined fair value of HK$42.66 million, equivalent to 23.84 % of total assets. Clean-energy holdings accounted for HK$28.42 million of this amount.
Capital structure and liquidity
• The Group maintained an unsecured bond liability of HK$10.00 million maturing 30 June 2026 at 8 % coupon; no bank borrowings were reported.
• Gearing ratio (total liabilities/total assets) declined to 9.21 % from 13.33 %.
• A total of 1.00 billion share options were granted on 28 November 2025, resulting in HK$2.62 million of share-based payment expense.
Dividend
• The Board did not declare an interim dividend.
Outlook
• Management reaffirmed strategic focus on China’s bioenergy sector and signalled plans to exit legacy micro-loan investments while continuing to monitor operating costs and risk exposure.
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