China Renaissance Swings Back to Profit but Adjusted Loss Persists in 2025

China Renaissance Holdings ( (HK:1911) ) has shared an update.

China Renaissance reported a sharp rebound in performance for 2025, with total revenue rising to RMB1.07 billion from RMB777 million a year earlier and total revenue plus net investment gains increasing to RMB1.20 billion from RMB840 million. The group swung to an operating profit of RMB133 million from a loss of RMB42 million and posted net profit of RMB92 million, versus a loss of RMB211 million in 2024, with profit attributable to shareholders reaching RMB101 million.

Despite the return to profitability under IFRS, the company’s preferred non-IFRS metric, adjusted net profit attributable to owners, remained a loss of RMB111 million, though this narrowed materially from a RMB301 million loss in 2024. Management highlighted that this adjusted measure, which strips out share-based payments, fair value changes and carried interest effects, is intended to better reflect underlying operating performance and aid period-to-period and peer comparisons.

The most recent analyst rating on (HK:1911) stock is a Hold with a HK$4.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on China Renaissance Holdings stock, see the HK:1911 Stock Forecast page.

More about China Renaissance Holdings

China Renaissance Holdings is a Hong Kong-listed financial services group providing investment banking and related capital markets services, with its consolidated financial statements reported in Renminbi. The company operates through subsidiaries and consolidated affiliated entities, focusing on advisory, financing and investment activities for corporate and institutional clients in China and beyond.

YTD Price Performance: -15.98%

Average Trading Volume: 1,130,572

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: HK$1.99B

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