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深圳控股(00604) - 2022 - 年度财报

Financial Performance - Revenue for 2022 was HK$31,540.23 million, a decrease of 1.59% from HK$32,050.31 million in 2021[14] - Gross profit for 2022 was HK$10,692.57 million, down 13.95% from HK$12,425.75 million in 2021[14] - Profit before income tax increased to HK$7,367.04 million, a significant rise of 101.95% compared to HK$3,647.98 million in 2021[14] - The company reported a profit attributable to owners of HK$2,085.42 million, recovering from a loss of HK$2,721.89 million in the previous year[14] - Basic earnings per share improved to 23.43 HK cents, compared to a loss of 30.58 HK cents in 2021[14] - The Group achieved revenue of HK$31.54 billion in 2022, a decrease of 1.6% compared to the previous year[36] - Gross profit for the year was HK$10.69 billion, resulting in an overall gross profit margin of 33.9%[36] - Profit attributable to equity shareholders was HK$2.09 billion, with basic earnings per share at HK23.43 cents[36] Assets and Liabilities - Net assets excluding non-controlling interests decreased to HK$44,631.84 million, down 9.24% from HK$49,174.93 million in 2021[15] - Cash and bank deposits fell to HK$13,361.60 million, a decrease of 41.33% from HK$22,775.61 million in 2021[15] - Net loans increased significantly to HK$26,860.61 million, up 75.31% from HK$15,321.63 million in 2021[15] - Total assets increased to HK$163.47 billion, while total liabilities rose to HK$113.91 billion[22] Market and Sales Performance - Contracted sales for the year reached approximately RMB19.21 billion (approximately HK$22.35 billion), representing an increase of 0.6% year-on-year[38] - Real estate development sales revenue was approximately HK$25.65 billion, representing a decrease of 3.8% compared to the previous year, while maintaining a gross profit margin of approximately 37%[42] - The Group successfully acquired five land plots, increasing land reserves by approximately 0.74 million square meters, valued at over RMB 20 billion, with 65% of land reserves located in the Greater Bay Area[43] - The Group's projects in the Greater Bay Area accounted for 88% of contracted sales, with 9% from second-tier provincial capital cities and 3% from other cities[109] Operational Developments - The Group plans to focus on transforming into a technology-based industrial group while promoting integrated urban development and operation[35] - The Group's innovative business has accelerated its growth, contributing to qualitative improvements in its transformation efforts[35] - The Group's digital transformation has yielded results in customer demand, product innovation, and process restructuring[61] - The Group's agricultural tourism project aims to integrate three industries and establish a "Four Seasons" agricultural tourism series in the Greater Bay Area[56] Financial Management and Strategy - The Group raised HK$5 billion through a three-year syndicated loan, replacing an original loan of HK$3.5 billion[158] - The average comprehensive interest rate for the Group's bank and other borrowings was approximately 3.3%, an increase of 0.3 percentage points from the previous year[158] - The Group's guarantees for joint ventures reflect its commitment to supporting collaborative projects, amounting to HK$1,400.7 million[177] - The Group plans to explore asset securitization to revitalize stock assets and optimize overall resource allocation[84] Leadership and Governance - The company has a strong leadership team with significant experience in their respective fields, enhancing operational efficiency and strategic decision-making[193][197] - Shum Yip Group Limited is focused on expanding its real estate and infrastructure projects, leveraging the expertise of its executives[193] - The leadership team has a combined experience in various management roles, which is expected to drive future growth and innovation[193][197] - The company emphasizes the importance of financial oversight and strategic planning in achieving its long-term objectives[197]