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Times China Holdings ( (HK:1233) ) just unveiled an update.
Times China Holdings, a Hong Kong-listed mainland property developer, reported a steep contraction in activity for 2025 as China’s real estate slump continued to weigh on sales and revenue. Contracted sales fell 43.3% year on year to RMB5.34 billion, although the average selling price held broadly steady at RMB12,157 per square metre, underscoring weaker volumes rather than price collapse.
Revenue dropped 74.4% to RMB3.35 billion, but the group sharply reduced its net loss to RMB224.8 million, down 98.7% from 2024, helped by significant other income and tighter cost control. Notably, core net profit attributable to shareholders swung to a positive RMB100.4 million from a core net loss of RMB15.97 billion a year earlier, suggesting early progress in restructuring and cost management despite ongoing impairment charges and high finance costs.
The most recent analyst rating on (HK:1233) stock is a Hold with a HK$0.09 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Times China Holdings stock, see the HK:1233 Stock Forecast page.
More about Times China Holdings
Times China Holdings is a Hong Kong-listed property developer incorporated in the Cayman Islands, primarily engaged in residential and related real estate projects in mainland China. The group focuses on contracted sales of housing units, with revenue mainly derived from property development and associated services, and is navigating a challenging mainland property market downturn.
YTD Price Performance: -31.37%
Average Trading Volume: 2,215,108
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Sell
Current Market Cap: HK$204.3M
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