Breakdown | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
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Income Statement | |||||
Total Revenue | 1.01B | 3.64B | 3.02B | 5.14B | 3.90B |
Gross Profit | -200.22M | 483.31M | 544.77M | 1.30B | 944.14M |
EBITDA | -551.31M | 411.94M | 530.39M | 1.20B | 786.56M |
Net Income | -1.71B | 207.10M | 334.90M | 888.07M | 540.68M |
Balance Sheet | |||||
Total Assets | 4.90B | 6.63B | 5.70B | 5.69B | 4.98B |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 5.59M | 476.36M | 2.31B | 3.14B | 2.65B |
Total Debt | 734.72M | 826.85M | 407.25M | 495.31M | 575.98M |
Total Liabilities | 1.27B | 1.38B | 652.52M | 972.85M | 1.04B |
Stockholders Equity | 3.62B | 5.26B | 5.05B | 4.71B | 3.94B |
Cash Flow | |||||
Free Cash Flow | -551.81M | -2.01B | -715.64M | 719.43M | 619.04M |
Operating Cash Flow | -327.36M | -93.66M | -154.54M | 875.61M | 650.89M |
Investing Cash Flow | -94.71M | -1.35B | -1.35B | -146.24M | -25.97M |
Financing Cash Flow | -35.70M | 396.41M | -123.24M | -240.15M | 938.29M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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62 Neutral | HK$427.00M | 4.15 | 10.72% | 9.43% | -1.05% | -2.97% | |
61 Neutral | $17.87B | 13.25 | -4.88% | 3.05% | 1.25% | -14.67% | |
59 Neutral | HK$290.50M | 13.78 | -4.25% | 9.64% | 8.85% | -18.82% | |
46 Neutral | HK$421.04M | 1.33 | -3.70% | ― | -0.07% | -148.33% | |
42 Neutral | HK$610.66M | ― | -36.67% | 3.85% | ― | ― | |
41 Neutral | HK$76.58M | ― | -38.40% | ― | -72.73% | -764.81% | |
41 Neutral | HK$132.19M | ― | ― | -37.59% | -244.66% |
Huisen Household International Group Limited has announced a supplemental update regarding its ongoing trading suspension on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange due to unresolved legal claims and lawsuits involving the company and its former executive director, Mr. Zeng Ming. The company has been under scrutiny since October 2024 for alleged non-disclosure of loan breaches and unauthorized guarantee transactions, which have led to a series of announcements addressing these issues. The continued suspension and legal challenges may impact the company’s market position and stakeholder confidence.
Huisen Household International Group Limited has announced the appointment of Mr. Ngok Ho Wai as an Independent Non-executive Director, effective June 17, 2025. Mr. Ngok will also serve as chairman of the corporate governance, audit, and remuneration committees, and as a member of the nomination committee. With a robust background in banking and corporate governance, Mr. Ngok’s appointment is expected to enhance the company’s strategic oversight and governance, potentially strengthening its market position and stakeholder confidence.
Huisen Household International Group Limited has announced the composition of its board of directors and their respective roles within the company. The board consists of executive directors Mr. Wu Runlu and Ms. Zeng Minglan, along with independent non-executive directors Mr. Ngok Ho Wai, Mr. Liu Jiong, and Mr. Feng Zhaowei. The announcement outlines the membership of these directors in various committees, including audit, remuneration, nomination, corporate governance, and risk management committees. This update reflects the company’s commitment to maintaining a structured governance framework, which is crucial for its operational integrity and strategic oversight.
Huisen Shares Group Limited, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, has announced a trading halt effective from June 9, 2025, pending the release of an announcement concerning inside information. This halt indicates a significant undisclosed development within the company, potentially impacting its operations and market perception.
Huisen Household International Group Limited announced a legal update concerning a civil lawsuit filed by Ganzhou Bank for an unpaid loan of RMB 274 million. The court initially rejected the lawsuit due to insufficient evidence, but Ganzhou Bank later submitted additional materials. The company proposed a repayment extension plan, which the bank rejected, and the court has yet to make a final judgment. The outcome of this case could significantly impact the company’s financial obligations and stakeholder interests.
Huisen Household International Group Limited has entered into a Subscription Agreement to issue 146,000,000 shares at a price of HK$0.027 per share to offset an outstanding fee of RMB3,650,000 owed to a corporate consultant. This move will result in the issuance of shares representing approximately 3.81% of the company’s enlarged share capital, effectively settling the outstanding fee and waiving any accrued interest. The transaction is expected to enhance the company’s financial position by converting debt into equity, potentially improving its market standing and stakeholder confidence.
Huisen Household International Group Limited, incorporated in the Cayman Islands, recently faced a legal challenge regarding a loan from Ganzhou Bank. The company borrowed RMB 279 million, with RMB 274 million still outstanding, leading to a lawsuit from the bank. However, the court rejected the lawsuit due to insufficient evidence, and a repayment extension plan has been proposed. The government is supporting the company through a business relief task force, and the lawsuit has not impacted the company’s operations or financial status. Trading of the company’s shares is set to resume on the Stock Exchange.
Huisen Household International Group Limited has announced a trading halt on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as of 10:51 a.m. on May 19, 2025. This suspension is pending the release of an announcement related to inside information about the company, which could have significant implications for its operations and stakeholders.
Huisen Household International Group Limited has announced updates regarding civil mediations involving Nankang Development Group and Longnan Development Co. These mediations, which were concluded in September and October 2024 respectively, were not properly disclosed as per the Listing Rules, leading to a breach. The company has taken steps to rectify this by engaging an Internal Control Consultant, who identified deficiencies in the company’s internal controls. Remedial actions are being implemented to prevent future occurrences, and the claims are not expected to impact the company’s operations or financial condition.
Huisen Household International Group Limited has recently addressed civil mediations brought by Nankang Development Group and Longnan Development Co., which were concluded by respective courts in Jiangxi Province. The company has acknowledged an inadvertent delay in disclosure and is taking steps to improve its internal control systems. An independent internal control review highlighted deficiencies, prompting the company to implement stricter reporting processes and enhance legal compliance training. These actions aim to prevent future incidents and strengthen the company’s internal controls.