Hongkong Land Holdings (H78) Q3 2023 TU earnings summary
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Q3 2023 TU earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q3 underlying profit declined YoY; investment property contributions were broadly in line, while development property contributions fell due to the timing of planned sales completions and financing charges rose.
Full-year underlying profit is expected to be moderately below 2022, reflecting delayed Shanghai residential completions and Wuhan project write-downs.
Financial highlights
Investment property contributions were broadly in line YoY; higher luxury retail and Singapore office contributions largely offset lower Hong Kong office contributions.
Development property contributions declined due to the timing of planned sales completions; net financing charges increased as interest costs rose.
Outlook and guidance
FY underlying profit is expected to be moderately below the prior year, as West Bund, Shanghai profits shift to H1 2024 and two Wuhan residential projects are written down.
Planned Chinese mainland sales completions for 2023 are expected to be lower than in 2022.
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