Yankuang Energy Group Company (1171) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
7 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Revenue was RMB124.53 billion, down 6.2%; net income was RMB14.06 billion, down 26.9%, amid weaker coal prices.
Salable coal output rose 7.9% to 142 million tons; chemical output reached 8.702 million tons, up 1.3% and a record.
2025 priorities include higher production, lower costs and leverage, and expansion across mining, chemicals, equipment, logistics, and new energy.
Total dividend was RMB0.77 per share, or RMB7.73 billion.
Financial highlights
Gross profit was RMB41.8 billion, down 17.4%, and gross margin was 33.6%.
Net cash from operating activities rose 37.9% to RMB23.1 billion.
Total assets were RMB356.35 billion and shareholders’ equity was RMB58.61 billion; earnings per share were RMB1.42 and return on net assets was 23.98%.
Debt-to-asset ratio declined to 62.9% from 66.6% in 2023; average financing interest rate was 2.98%, down 0.6 percentage point YoY.
Outlook and guidance
2025 targets: 155–160 million tons of salable coal and 8.6–9 million tons of chemical products.
Planned 2025 CapEx is RMB19.5 billion, including RMB9.74 billion for simple reproduction, RMB3.32 billion for mine infrastructure, and RMB3.19 billion for high-end chemical materials.
Targets include a 3% reduction in coal sales cost per ton, a RMB60/ton reduction in methanol cost, and a debt-to-asset ratio below 60%.
2025 production targets include Shandong coal at 37–40 million tons, Shaanxi-Mongolia at 44–46 million tons, Xinjiang above 30 million tons, and Australia at 40–44 million tons.
Planned chemical product profit growth is more than 50% YoY.
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