Hatten Land FY24 net loss widens to RM 127.2 million; revenue rises to RM 37.2 million

Reuters04-06
Hatten Land FY24 net loss widens to RM 127.2 million; revenue rises to RM 37.2 million
  • Hatten Land posted a FY2024 net loss of RM 127.2 million, widening from RM 30.1 million a year earlier.
  • Revenue edged up to RM 37.2 million from RM 36.7 million.
  • Loss per share widened to RM 6.85 cents from RM 1.62 cents.
  • Cash and cash equivalents fell to RM 2 million from RM 2.5 million, while net liabilities swung to RM 50.7 million from net assets of RM 76.5 million.
  • Melaka property market remained soft with tighter financing conditions weighing on demand, while focus stayed on selling unsold units and reshaping non-operational commercial space to attract tenants as restructuring and fundraising continue.


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