China's JY Grandmark H1 revenue falls 71%, net loss widens on lower property deliveries
China's JY Grandmark H1 revenue falls 71%, net loss widens on lower property deliveries
Overview
China property developer's H1 revenue fell 71% yr/yr amid weak market demand
Net loss attributable to owners widened to RMB206.8 mln for the half-year period
Company faces significant liquidity pressure with overdue borrowings and ongoing debt restructuring talks
Outlook
Company did not provide specific financial guidance or forecasts for the current or future periods in the press release
Result Drivers
LOWER PROPERTY DELIVERIES – Property-development revenue fell 75.0% to RMB97.0 mln as delivered GFA declined, partly offset by higher average selling prices
WEAK DEMAND - Co attributed weak sales recovery to high inventory, sluggish demand, and slow restoration of homebuyer confidence in non-core regions
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
H1 Revenue |
| RMB 124.2 mln |
|
H1 Net Loss Attributable |
| RMB 206.8 mln |
|
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