Breakdown | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
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Income Statement | |||||
Total Revenue | 2.48B | 3.03B | 2.60B | 3.13B | 2.68B |
Gross Profit | 673.56M | 621.95M | 358.00M | 1.22B | 917.98M |
EBITDA | 495.72M | 437.69M | 221.99M | 1.10B | 811.02M |
Net Income | 180.94M | 151.80M | -53.01M | 658.96M | 379.44M |
Balance Sheet | |||||
Total Assets | 3.59B | 3.61B | 3.36B | 3.81B | 3.26B |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 359.93M | 664.94M | 249.81M | 280.49M | 181.24M |
Total Debt | 905.00M | 789.02M | 608.17M | 645.97M | 743.87M |
Total Liabilities | 2.15B | 2.16B | 2.08B | 2.24B | 2.10B |
Stockholders Equity | 1.43B | 1.40B | 1.27B | 1.56B | 1.16B |
Cash Flow | |||||
Free Cash Flow | 40.38M | 185.36M | 38.91M | 781.52M | 817.63M |
Operating Cash Flow | 178.67M | 318.96M | 194.06M | 1.00B | 939.57M |
Investing Cash Flow | -68.22M | -114.97M | -43.68M | -489.96M | -497.18M |
Financing Cash Flow | -22.01M | -67.16M | -298.89M | -421.44M | -301.26M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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65 Neutral | HK$5.08B | 26.16 | 11.79% | 1.54% | -6.73% | -21.30% | |
43 Neutral | C$945.77M | -8.95 | 0.05% | 2.62% | 22.54% | -44.12% | |
― | $3.36B | ― | -12.08% | ― | ― | ― | |
― | $848.55M | 33.96 | 0.67% | 0.68% | ― | ― | |
― | $3.65B | ― | -17.87% | ― | ― | ― | |
― | €752.58M | 14.05 | 5.01% | ― | ― | ― | |
― | €1.58B | ― | -16.73% | ― | ― | ― |
China Hanking Holdings Limited has announced a board meeting scheduled for August 15, 2025, to discuss and approve the interim results for the first half of 2025 and consider the payment of an interim dividend. This meeting is significant as it will provide insights into the company’s financial performance and potential returns to shareholders, which could influence investor sentiment and the company’s market position.
China Hanking Holdings Ltd. announced the renewal of the mining license for its Shangma Mine, expanding the mine’s area and increasing its iron ore resources by approximately 265% to a total of 110 million metric tons. This expansion strengthens the company’s position in the iron ore market and supports its sustainable development strategy. The renewed license, valid until 2039, allows for a production scale of 4 million metric tons per year, and the company plans to continue exploration to further increase resources. The strategic location of Shangma Mine facilitates integration with the company’s other mines, enhancing operational efficiency.
China Hanking Holdings Ltd. announced a 20% increase in the gold resources of its Cygnet Gold Project, bringing the total to 2.06 million ounces. This development raises the group’s overall gold resources to 5.07 million ounces, following successful drilling and feasibility studies. The increase in resources strengthens the company’s position in the mining sector and may have positive implications for stakeholders.
China Hanking Holdings Limited has issued a clarification regarding its previous announcement about acquiring 6% of Hanking Australia. The company corrected an error in the financial information units, stating that the figures should be in AUD rather than AUD’000. The net losses for Hanking Australia before and after tax for the years 2023 and 2024 were also clarified. Additionally, a correction was made to the Chinese name of QianLong Wealth Limited. These corrections do not affect any other information in the original announcement.
China Hanking Holdings Ltd. has received approval from the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board for its corporate restructuring plans related to the proposed spin-off and listing of Hanking Gold. This approval is crucial for the company’s efforts to establish a mid-tier gold producer in Australia, leveraging its long-term operations and first-mover advantage in the region. The spin-off and listing are still subject to further approvals and conditions, and investors are advised to exercise caution.
China Hanking Holdings Limited, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Hanking Gold, has announced the acquisition of an additional 6% share capital in Hanking Australia, raising its stake to 100%. The transaction, valued at AUD2,520,000, is part of a corporate restructuring in preparation for a proposed spin-off and listing. The acquisition, approved by the Foreign Investment Review Board of Australia, involves connected parties and constitutes a connected transaction under Hong Kong’s Listing Rules. This move is expected to streamline Hanking Gold’s operations and potentially enhance its market position, though the completion of the acquisition and proposed spin-off remains uncertain.
China Hanking Holdings Ltd. announced a proposed spin-off and separate listing of its gold business, Hanking Gold, on the main board of the Stock Exchange. This strategic move aims to create an independent capital platform for the gold business, facilitating its faster development and enhancing shareholder value. The spin-off will result in a parallel listing structure, allowing eligible shareholders to hold shares in both China Hanking Holdings and Hanking Gold. The Mt Bundy and Cygnet gold projects in Australia are key assets in this venture, with significant gold resources and development plans underway, potentially impacting the company’s market positioning and stakeholder interests.
China Hanking Holdings Ltd. announced the termination of its Share Sale Agreement with Huineng Gold Pty Ltd for the sale of its subsidiary, Primary Gold, due to unmet conditions by the Australia Foreign Investment Review Board. The company is now reviewing its business strategy and plans to announce its future gold mining and production strategies soon.
China Hanking Holdings Limited has announced an update regarding the pledge of shares by its controlling shareholder. Bisney Success Limited and Tuochuan Capital have pledged a total of 500 million shares, representing significant portions of the company’s issued share capital, to Bank of Fushun Co., Ltd. as securities for new loans and loans for a subsidiary. This move is expected to impact the company’s financial strategy and liquidity, as well as its market perception, given the involvement of key stakeholders.
China Hanking Holdings Limited recently held its annual general meeting where all proposed resolutions were passed, including the approval of financial statements, the declaration of a final dividend, and the re-election of directors. The meeting also resulted in changes to the composition of the board committee, reflecting the company’s ongoing governance and operational strategies.
China Hanking Holdings Ltd. has announced the composition of its board of directors, detailing the roles and functions of its executive, non-executive, and independent non-executive directors. The board has established four committees, focusing on nomination, remuneration, audit, and health, safety, environmental protection, and community matters, indicating a structured approach to governance and operational oversight.
China Hanking Holdings Limited has outlined the terms of reference and operating model for its Nomination Committee. The Committee will consist of three or more directors, primarily independent non-executive directors, with a focus on gender diversity. The chairman of the board or an independent director will lead the Committee, which will meet at least once a year to ensure proper governance and compliance with the company’s articles and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s Listing Rules.