Trans-China Automotive publishes FY2025 annual report, posts RMB 134.7 million net loss

Reuters04-02
Trans-China Automotive publishes FY2025 annual report, posts RMB 134.7 million net loss
  • Trans-China Automotive published its annual report for FY2025, citing sustained price competition in China premium auto retail that pressured volumes and margins.
  • Management accelerated network rationalization, shifting Guangzhou BMW outlet to a service-only site.
  • Genesis footprint was streamlined via relocations of Changsha and Guangzhou locations to smaller premises.
  • Cost base was reset through headcount reductions and lease renegotiations, alongside tighter inventory management and closer coordination with OEM partners to curb loss-making sales.
  • Group advanced balance-sheet actions with a proposed renounceable rights issue of up to 294,807,591 shares at SGD 0.02 per share.


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