China Overseas Land FY25 profit attributable to shareholders drops to RMB 12.7 billion; revenue falls to RMB 170 billion

Reuters03-31
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/00688">China Overseas</a> Land FY25 profit attributable to shareholders drops to RMB 12.7 billion; revenue falls to RMB 170 billion
  • China Overseas Land &amp; Investment posted profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 12.7 billion, down 18.83%.
  • Revenue fell 9.22% to RMB 168.1 billion.
  • Operating profit slid 22.03% to RMB 20.8 billion.
  • Contracted property sales totaled RMB 251.2 billion, while operating net cash inflow was RMB 16.7 billion.
  • Management flagged continued property-market adjustment, while expecting policy support and improving supply-demand dynamics to help the sector stabilize.


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