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China's Sino-Ocean H1 revenue rises 6% as property deliveries rise

China's Sino-Ocean H1 revenue rises 6% as property deliveries rise


Overview

  • China property developer's H1 revenue rose 6% yr/yr to RMB6.6 bln

  • Net loss attributable to owners was RMB7.15 bln, reversing a profit last year

  • Company cites continued real estate market adjustment and higher impairment provisions for loss


Outlook

  • Company says real estate sector in China remains under pressure but is showing partial improvements

  • Sino-Ocean sees industry risks shifting to orderly resolution and focus on asset revitalization

  • Company expects urban renewal and specialized services to drive future competitive advantage


Result Drivers

  • DEBT-RESTRUCTURING GAIN COLLAPSE – One-off, non-cash debt-restructuring gains fell to RMB276 mln from RMB31.8 bln, contributing to the swing to a RMB7.1 bln owners' loss

  • LOWER-TIER CITY DELIVERIES – Property-development revenue rose 25% as delivered GFA increased 52%, though recognised selling prices fell as projects were not mainly in first-tier cities

  • PROPERTY-MARKET IMPAIRMENTS – PRC property-market adjustment drove inventory provisions and RMB4.0 bln of expected-credit-loss provisions, keeping margins under pressure


Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

H1 Revenue

RMB 6.6 bln

H1 Net Loss Attributable

RMB 7.15 bln


Reuters Recommended Reads

  • Aug 27 - China's Sino-Ocean Service H1 loss narrows due to smaller impairment provisions

  • Aug 28 - China's Sunac H1 revenue falls on lower property deliveries

  • Aug 28 - China to reform home sales system to curb delivery risks


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(This story was created using Reuters automation and AI based on LSEG and company data. It was checked and edited by a Reuters journalist prior to publication.)

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