- Hanking Gold published a results announcement for the year ended Dec. 31, 2025, reporting revenue of RMB2.6 billion, up 3.03%.
- Profit for the year was RMB168.8 million, down 3.86%, while earnings per share were RMB0.089, down 5.32%.
- Adjusted net profit was RMB200.2 million, up 11.16%, reflecting profit with listing-related expenses tied to the proposed gold-business spin-off and share-based payments added back.
- Net margin was 6.59%, down 0.48 percentage points, and the board did not recommend a final dividend (vs. HKD0.02 previously) as it plans to retain profits to support gold-mine preparation work.
- Strategy shifted to terminate the planned spin-off listing and use the company as the platform to develop its Australian gold business, targeting first gold pour from the Mt Bundy project in Q1 2028 and planning to start construction in Q3 2026.
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