HK's China Environmental Resources Group FY revenue more than doubles on metal recycling resumption
HK's China Environmental Resources Group FY revenue more than doubles on metal recycling resumption
Overview
Hong Kong metal recycler's annual revenue more than doubled, driven by resumed metal recycling
Company narrowed net loss for the year
Outlook
Company says it will implement cost-saving measures to maintain adequate cash flows over next 12 months
Company expects to have sufficient cash resources to meet obligations for next 12 months
Result Drivers
METAL RECYCLING RESUMPTION - Group said revenue growth was mainly driven by resumption and expansion of metal recycling and processing business
MOTOR VEHICLES - Trading of motor vehicles and related accessories contributed significantly to revenue
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
FY Revenue |
| HK$147.9 mln |
|
FY Net Loss Attributable |
| HK$10.7 mln |
|
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