Hang Lung Properties posts FY property sales revenue of HKD 264 million, down 83%

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<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/HLPPY">Hang Lung Properties</a> posts FY property sales revenue of HKD 264 million, down 83%

Hang Lung Properties Ltd. reported its full-year 2025 financial results, posting total revenue of HKD 10.0 billion, reflecting an 11% decrease primarily due to an 83% decline in property sales, which amounted to HKD 264 million. Revenue from property leasing was HKD 9.4 billion, down 1%. Hotels in the Chinese Mainland contributed HKD 297 million in revenue, up 57%. Overall operating profit rose 1% to HKD 6.5 billion. Net profit attributable to shareholders was HKD 1.8 billion, with earnings per share at HKD 0.37. The company recorded a net revaluation loss on properties attributable to shareholders of HKD 1.4 billion.

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