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First Pacific Co ( (HK:0142) ) has shared an announcement.
First Pacific Co reported solid 2025 audited results, with recurring profit up 10% to US$740 million and turnover edging 1.7% higher to US$10.23 billion, underscoring resilient performance across its portfolio. Profit attributable to shareholders rose 10.1%, basic earnings per share increased around 10%, and profit contribution from operations climbed 7.9%, reflecting stronger operating efficiency and earnings quality.
The company strengthened its balance sheet as equity attributable to owners grew 11.8% to US$4.39 billion, while consolidated net debt fell 4% and the gearing ratio improved to 0.67 times. Shareholders are set to benefit from a higher total regular distribution of HK27.00 cents per share for the full year, representing 6% growth, alongside a special distribution, highlighting management’s confidence and ongoing capital returns despite a relatively modest increase in turnover.
The most recent analyst rating on (HK:0142) stock is a Hold with a HK$6.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on First Pacific Co stock, see the HK:0142 Stock Forecast page.
More about First Pacific Co
First Pacific Co is a Bermuda-incorporated investment management and holding company listed in Hong Kong, with interests spanning consumer food products, telecommunications, infrastructure and natural resources across Asia. The group derives its revenues and profits primarily from consolidated operating subsidiaries and associates in these sectors, positioning it as a diversified regional conglomerate focused on recurring earnings and capital growth.
YTD Price Performance: -5.70%
Average Trading Volume: 4,231,965
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: HK$23.93B
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