Tian Cheng Holdings FY revenue falls on construction slowdown, weaker vessel chartering
Tian Cheng Holdings FY revenue falls on construction slowdown, weaker vessel chartering
Overview
Hong Kong construction and engineering firm's annual revenue fell 46% yr/yr to HK$108.8 mln
Company reported net loss of HK$16.6 mln, narrower than prior year's loss
Revenue decline driven by 63% drop in main construction segment
Outlook
Company did not provide specific financial guidance or outlook for the current or future periods
Result Drivers
MAIN CONSTRUCTION DROP - Revenue from main construction segment fell 63.2%, driving overall revenue decline
VESSEL CHARTERING FALL - Revenue from vessel chartering services dropped 98.6% yr/yr
CIVIL ENGINEERING GROWTH - Revenue from other civil engineering works rose 35.1% yr/yr, partly offsetting declines
PIER RECONSTRUCTION COSTS – Marine gross loss of HK$15.2 mln reflected higher-than-expected piling and vessel-lifting costs amid adverse weather and sea conditions
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
FY Revenue |
| HK$108.80 mln |
|
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