Shanxi Installation Group (2520) H2 2023 earnings summary
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H2 2023 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2023 revenue fell 13.2% YoY to RMB11.15bn, while net profit rose 2.6% to RMB205.6m, supported mainly by lower administrative and other operating expenses.
New contract value in chemical, municipal, electric power and electromechanical markets grew 11.07% YoY; overseas new contracts totaled RMB2.738bn.
New-energy project milestones included 374MW of distributed and centralized wind/solar targets achieved, Bangladesh's 66MW wind project entering generation, and an 80MW Algeria solar EPC win.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB11,150.2m, down 13.2% YoY; cost of sales declined 13.0% to RMB9,571.9m and gross profit fell 14.3% to RMB1,578.3m.
Profit before tax increased 5.8% to RMB225.1m; net profit rose 2.6% to RMB205.6m, and attributable net profit was RMB154.9m versus RMB150.9m.
Gross margin was 14.2% versus 14.3%; net profit margin was 1.8% versus 1.6%; basic and diluted EPS were both RMB0.15.
Other income and gains rose to RMB42.5m from RMB20.8m, reflecting higher government grants and interest income.
Outlook and guidance
Strategy targets a domestically recognized, industry-leading modern engineering services provider by the end of the 14th Five-Year Plan, emphasizing green energy, low-carbon projects and full-life-cycle services.
Priorities include improving project profitability, resource integration, technology conversion, contract performance and refined management, alongside overseas expansion and specialized capabilities.
Planned use of listing proceeds includes centralized and distributed solar, wind, clean heating, distributed energy, water treatment, solid-waste and service-concession projects, with stated utilization deadlines mainly through 2026.
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