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China Energy Development FY26 H1 profit attributable to owners rises 51.7% to HK$ 16.42 million; revenue falls 17.4% to HK$ 98.14 million
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China Energy Development FY26 H1 profit attributable to owners rises 51.7% to HK$ 16.42 million; revenue falls 17.4% to HK$ 98.14 million
  • China Energy Development Holdings posted profit attributable to owners of HK$ 16.42 million, up 51.7%, as EPS edged up to 3.6 HK cents.
  • Revenue fell 17.4% to HK$ 98.14 million, due to repair and maintenance of oil and gas pipeline and processing facilities in May.
  • EBITDA slid 37.4% to HK$ 41.25 million, while profit for the period rose to HK$ 14.56 million from an income tax swing to a HK$ 7.16 million credit.
  • The group booked a HK$ 3.58 million gain on the disposal of Di Maria, sold for RMB 5 million, and recorded no interim dividend.
  • It said it is taking remedial actions on flooding-related production issues at the North Kashi gas field, while coordinating with CNPC to lift sales.


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