FIRST CREDIT(08215.HK)預計上半年虧損1.6億港元
格隆匯 7 月 23日丨FIRST CREDIT(08215.HK)公佈,相比於截至2019年6月30日止六個月的公司擁有人應占未經審核綜合虧損約1300萬港元,集團預期錄得中期虧損約1.60億港元。
中期虧損大幅增加主要由於2020年中期收益下跌以及2020年中期應收貸款減值虧損大幅增加(當中考慮到除其他因素以外,預期應收貸款的較長回收期及較低悉數償還可能性等因素)所致。
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