CGII HLDGS (China Gas Industry Investment Holdings Co. Ltd.) reported FY2025 revenue of RMB1.53 billion, a 16.41% year-on-year increase, driven chiefly by higher demand for pipeline industrial gases.
Gross profit expanded 20.21% to RMB378.95 million, lifting the gross margin to 24.78% (FY2024: 24.00%). Net profit attributable to shareholders rose 20.16% to RMB156.27 million, translating into basic and diluted EPS of RMB0.13 (FY2024: RMB0.11).
Segment performance • Industrial gas (pipeline & liquefied): Revenue RMB1.32 billion, up 18.63%; gross margin 26.90%. • LNG & gas transmission: Revenue RMB216.64 million, up 1.62%; gross margin improved to 4.74% (FY2024: 3.19%). • Technical support & management services: Revenue RMB18.61 million, up 26.02%; gross margin 73.60%.
Cost profile and expenses Utility and raw-material consumption remained the largest cost drivers, while administrative expenses fell 12.39% to RMB41.42 million following the completion of head-office demolition. Finance costs, net, declined 30.06% to RMB12.92 million on reduced borrowings and lower average interest rates.
Balance-sheet highlights Total assets stood at RMB2.45 billion, with cash and cash equivalents of RMB150.04 million. Total borrowings dropped to RMB274.80 million, cutting the gearing ratio to 15.4% (31 Dec 2024: 28.2%). The current ratio improved to 2.17 from 1.54, and net debt shrank to RMB126.69 million. Capital commitments contracted to RMB18.89 million.
Cash flow and dividend The Board maintained a conservative stance, foregoing a final dividend for FY2025 (FY2024: Nil) to preserve capital for ongoing commitments and debt reduction.
Post-period event On 10 Feb 2026, Tangde Gas Co., Limited completed the purchase of a 39.01% stake in CGII HLDGS, triggering a conditional mandatory cash offer for the remaining shares under the Hong Kong Takeovers Code.
Outlook Management expects steady industrial-gas demand, buoyed by capacity releases at key customer HBIS and plans to add a 48,000 Nm³/hr oxygen unit and a rare-gas refining facility to support growth.
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