Guangzhou R&F Properties (2777) investor relations material

Executive summary

• First half of 2026 was marked by global economic challenges, including high oil prices and inflation due to US-Iran conflict, impacting capital costs and refinancing options.

• China’s property sector remained subdued, with ongoing financial stress and weak consumer confidence, though high-tech sectors showed growth.

• Contracted sales were steady year-over-year at RMB7.35 billion, with a significant increase in gross floor area sold; focus remained on selling existing inventory and managing liquidity.

• Debt restructuring progressed, with court approval for offshore restructuring expected by early 2027 and onshore bondholder approvals ongoing.

Financial highlights

• Revenue rose 23% year-over-year to RMB7.10 billion, mainly from property development, which increased 30% to RMB5.42 billion.

• Gross profit fell 50% to RMB629 million, with gross margin for property development dropping to 3.4% from 19.4%.

• Net loss widened to RMB5.31 billion from RMB4.08 billion in the prior year period, driven by lower margins and higher finance costs.

• Finance costs (net) increased 18% to RMB2.84 billion; total interest expenses were RMB4.98 billion.

• No interim dividend declared for the period.

Outlook and guidance

• Management expects continued pressure on full-year earnings but sees signs of market stabilization and recovery through debt restructuring and sales momentum.

• Focus remains on liquidity management, cost control, and completion of restructuring plans.