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S HARBOURHOLD: Interim Report 2024/2025
S HARBOURHOLD (01663): Subsidiary terminates House Rental contract early.
S HARBOURHOLD (01663) announced that on October 11, 2023, its indirectly wholly-owned subsidiary Hangzhou...
Sino Harbour Holdings Group's Subsidiary to Dispose 100% Stake in Property Management Company
S HARBOURHOLD (01663.HK) subsidiary intends to transfer 100% equity of Hangzhou Gangyu.
On December 11, 2023, S HARBOURHOLD (01663.HK) announced that on December 11, 2024, the seller (a subsidiary of the company) and the buyer signed an Equity Transfer agreement, whereby the seller agreed to transfer, and the buyer agreed to acquire 100% equity in Hangzhou Gangyu for a price of 8,560,000 yuan. Hangzhou Gangyu is a limited liability company registered in China and is a subsidiary of the company. Hangzhou Gangyu is a commercial property operation service provider, whose main businesses include non-residential Real Estate leasing and providing marketing planning services. As of the date of this announcement, the property has not yet been transferred to Hangzhou.
Express News | Sino Harbour - Disposal of Equity Interest in a Unit for RMB8.6 Mln
s harbourhold (01663.HK) net profit for the first half of 2024/25 is approximately 25.2 million yuan
On November 28, Glonghui announced that s harbourhold (01663.HK) recorded revenue of approximately 0.45 billion yuan in the first half of the 2024/25 fiscal year, mainly from the delivery of residential units in the second phase of the Yichun s harbourhold project in china. The profit attributable to owners for the first half of 2024/25 is approximately 25.2 million yuan. Cash and bank balances amount to approximately 0.105 billion yuan, and the group's net capital to debt ratio remains unchanged at 26.2% compared to March 31, 2024. The revenue for the first half mainly comes from the delivery of residential units in the second phase of the Yichun s harbourhold project in china. As the group mainly engages in
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