Zhongtian Construction (2433) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 revenue fell 52.3% YoY to RMB930.8m; gross margin declined to 7.6%, and net results swung to a RMB26.4m loss from RMB46.0m profit.
Lower revenue reflected challenging market conditions and completion of major projects that had supported FY2023 results.
Financial highlights
Revenue decreased to RMB930.8m from RMB1,952.1m; gross profit fell 66.7% to RMB71.0m from RMB212.6m.
Gross margin was 7.6% vs. 10.9% in FY2023, as subcontracting and material costs rose relative to revenue and competition increased.
Loss before tax was RMB30.8m vs. FY2023 profit before tax of RMB52.8m; net loss was RMB26.4m vs. net profit of RMB46.0m.
Administrative and other expenses fell to RMB74.0m from RMB125.5m; impairment losses on financial and contract assets rose to RMB37.6m from RMB17.4m.
Basic and diluted loss per share was RMB4.69 cents vs. restated earnings of RMB9.60 cents; FY2024 owners’ loss was RMB25.4m.
Outlook and guidance
Management’s 12-month cash-flow forecast supports going-concern preparation, subject to bank loan extensions, continued facilities, cost control and no significant economic deterioration.
After year-end, a RMB15.0m bank loan was obtained; unused bank and credit facilities were RMB11.0m, and debtor collections reached at least RMB220m by announcement date.
Cost controls and close monitoring of working capital were cited as measures to improve operating results and cash flows.
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