Sino Harbour Holdings half-year net income attributable to shareholders drops 76% to RMB5.9 million

Reuters11-28
Sino Harbour Holdings half-year net income attributable to shareholders drops 76% to RMB5.9 million

Sino Harbour Holdings Group Limited reported revenue of approximately RMB239.8 million for the six months ended 30 September 2025, primarily driven by the delivery of residential units at Sino Harbour Guanlan Phase 2 in Yichun. Gross profit margin for the period was approximately 34.5%. Net profit attributable to shareholders stood at RMB5.9 million. As at 30 September 2025, cash and bank balances were approximately RMB44.4 million, and the Group's net gearing ratio decreased to 27.3 percent compared to 31 March 2025. The Board has not declared an interim dividend for the period. Basic earnings per share for the half year were 0.24 RMB cents.

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