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中国兴业控股(00132) - 2023 - 年度财报
CHINA INV HOLDCHINA INV HOLD(HK:00132)2024-04-24 12:28

Financial Performance - The total income of Hing Yip Holdings for the year ended December 31, 2023, surged to approximately HK$917,133,000, representing a significant increase of 19.5% compared to the previous year[9]. - Operating profit from all continuing operations rose by approximately HK$19,755,000 to approximately HK$144,002,000, an increase of approximately 15.9%[10]. - The net profit for the year was approximately HK$155,936,000, reflecting a significant increase of HK$113,112,000 compared to the previous year[10]. - Profit from investments in associates increased by HK$46,673,000, contributing positively to overall profitability[10]. - The civil explosives business saw a 36.2% increase in operating income to approximately HK$265,750,000, with operating profit rising by 226.1% to approximately HK$38,744,000[30]. - The industrial park and property development segment recorded a 16.3% increase in operating income to approximately HK$95,710,000, with operating profit surging 63.6 times to approximately HK$179,187,000[31]. - The hotel business's operating income soared by 54.1% to approximately HK$14,998,000, while operating loss was narrowed by 76.9% to approximately HK$1,734,000[37]. - The Group recorded a special loss of approximately HK$88,006,000 due to the fair value impact of a buyback contract related to a 72% stake in a subsidiary[10]. Business Segments - Operating income from the wellness and elderly care business increased by approximately HK$34,983,000 due to the takeover of several public elderly care institutions[9]. - The operating income for the elderly care and wellness business reached approximately HK$157,441,000, marking a 28.6% increase year-on-year[16]. - The Group recorded a year-on-year decrease of 25.8% in operating losses for the elderly care segment, amounting to approximately HK$10,854,000[16]. - The financial leasing business reported an increase in operating income of approximately HK$22,151,000, reflecting a lean and efficient expansion strategy[9]. - The financial leasing business achieved an operating income of approximately HK$352,636,000, reflecting a 6.7% increase from the previous year, with 62% of this income derived from environmental industry clients[19]. - The Group engaged with approximately 73 state-owned enterprises and quality enterprises, including 29 in the Greater Bay Area, focusing on municipal environmental services[19]. Strategic Initiatives - Hing Yip Holdings aims to become a top-tier healthcare solution provider with technology, focusing on meticulous and humanized healthcare services[9]. - The Group plans to expand elderly care facilities, increase the number of institutional nursing beds, and improve service quality, with a goal to replicate successful models in other regions[54]. - The Group is committed to accelerating the establishment of a quality service system for manufacturing enterprises in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, aiming to become a leading full-chain industrial Internet platform service provider[55]. - The Group intends to explore investment and merger opportunities in biopharmaceutical and high-tech enterprises to achieve leapfrog development and deliver good returns to shareholders[61]. - The Group is focused on optimizing its organizational structure and enhancing brand value through the integration of medical and care services[15]. Governance and Corporate Structure - The Company has complied with all code provisions under the Corporate Governance Code for the year ended December 31, 2023[66]. - The Board consists of seven directors, including three executive directors and three independent non-executive directors, ensuring a diverse range of expertise[73]. - The Company emphasizes a corporate governance structure that includes an audit committee, remuneration committee, nomination committee, and strategy committee[68]. - The Board has established clear terms of reference for all committees, specifying their powers and responsibilities[68]. - The independent non-executive directors provide independent opinions and suggestions on the Group's strategy, development, and risk control[79]. - The Company ensures that one-third of the directors retire by rotation at each annual general meeting, maintaining governance standards[80]. - The Board considers the composition of executive and non-executive directors to comply with Listing Rules requirements, safeguarding shareholder interests[78]. - The Board convened eight meetings in 2023, with a 100% attendance rate from all executive directors[92]. Risk Management - The Group has implemented a risk management framework involving the Board, audit committee, and senior management to monitor and control risks associated with achieving strategic objectives[151]. - The Company has established an internal audit function to assist in ongoing monitoring of risk management and internal control systems, reporting deficiencies to the audit committee and Board[154]. - The Group's risk management policy is reviewed annually, identifying and prioritizing significant risks and establishing mitigation plans[152]. - The Company has adopted an anti-corruption policy and a whistleblowing policy to guide employees and stakeholders in reporting concerns[153]. Shareholder Communication - The Company has established a shareholders' communication policy to ensure timely and complete information is provided to shareholders and investors[179]. - The Company has maintained communication with shareholders through annual general meetings, encouraging participation and providing voting forms for those unable to attend[180]. - Shareholders holding at least 10% of the paid-up capital have the right to requisition a special general meeting[185]. - The company maintains various communication channels, including printed and electronic corporate communications, to engage with shareholders[184]. Future Outlook - The Group anticipates continued economic instability and slow growth, with challenges in consumer spending and corporate investment due to global uncertainties[50]. - The Group aims to become a first-class technology-based health care services provider in the Greater Bay Area, focusing on wellness and elderly care as the principal direction[53]. - The Group anticipates that the RMB will continue to face depreciation pressure in the short term due to various economic factors, but expects long-term stability without significant foreign exchange risk[51].