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Soundwill Holdings H1 revenue up on property development unit strength

Soundwill Holdings H1 revenue up on property development unit strength


Overview

  • Hong Kong property developer's H1 revenue rose yr/yr, driven by property development income

  • Net loss for H1 narrowed 64% yr/yr, helped by lower valuation loss on investment properties

  • Rental revenue saw a slight decline due to continued rental pressures in core markets


Outlook

  • Company plans to fix price lists for more iCITY workshops and market top floor units in H2 2026

  • Soundwill to maintain prudent approach in property development and strict control over landbank

  • Company aims to enhance operational efficiency and flexibility in core property leasing business


Result Drivers

  • PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT INCOME - Revenue growth was mainly driven by higher income from the property development segment, particularly the iCITY project

  • LOWER VALUATION LOSS - Net loss narrowed due to a decrease in valuation loss on investment properties compared to the prior year

  • RENTAL PRESSURE - Rental revenue declined slightly as core assets faced downward pressure on renewals amid changing consumer patterns and increased competition


Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

H1 Revenue

HK$307.90 mln

H1 Net Loss Attributable

HK$484.50 mln


Reuters Recommended Reads

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  • Aug 18 - Hong Kong's Prosperity REIT H1 revenue falls 2.7% on office market pressure

  • Aug 20 - Chinese Estates Holdings H1 loss narrows


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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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