Hong Kong's Cinese International H1 revenue falls on lower tour volumes
Hong Kong's Cinese International H1 revenue falls on lower tour volumes
Overview
Hong Kong travel and education firm's H1 revenue from continuing ops fell 11.2% yr/yr on lower tour volumes
Gross profit dropped 42.1%, hit by price competition and higher operating costs
Company posted a loss for the period, reversing a profit a year earlier
Outlook
Company will focus on travel and private extracurricular services in the Greater Bay Area
Cinese International is exploring health and wellness tourism and integrating tourism with education
Company aims to develop standardized education service models for students in the region
Result Drivers
LOWER TOUR VOLUMES - Co said revenue fell due to decreased transaction volume for company-operated cultural tours in Greater Bay Area
PRICE COMPETITION AND COSTS - Gross profit margin declined, mainly due to intense price competition and increased operating costs for cultural tours
HIGHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES - Administrative expenses rose, driven by increased staff costs and legal and professional fees after North America business disposal
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
H1 Revenue From Contops |
| HK$30.8 mln |
|
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