TCL ELECTRONICS Shares Rise Over 3% in Morning Trading as Annual Net Profit Jumps 56% to HK$25.12 Billion

Deep News03-31 12:00

TCL ELECTRONICS (01070) saw its shares climb more than 4% during the trading session. At the time of writing, the stock was up 3.15%, trading at HK$12.77, with a turnover of HK$228 million.

The company released its 2025 financial report, revealing annual revenue of HK$114.583 billion, a year-on-year increase of 15.4%. Adjusted net profit attributable to shareholders reached HK$25.12 billion, up 56.5% compared to the previous year. TCL ELECTRONICS maintained its high dividend policy, proposing a final dividend of HK$0.498 per share, representing a payout ratio of approximately 50% of the adjusted net profit.

Analysts noted that the strong revenue growth was primarily driven by increased television sales volume and higher average selling prices, alongside contributions from internet and innovation businesses. Despite stable gross margins, the company achieved rapid profit growth through cost reduction, operational efficiency improvements, and effective expense control, resulting in steady operational performance.

The establishment of a joint venture with Sony is expected to combine technological and resource advantages, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape of the global television market. This partnership is also anticipated to directly boost TCL ELECTRONICS's consolidated revenue while enhancing its profit margins and valuation.

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