華人置業(00127.HK):預計年度溢利減少20%至30%
格隆匯 2 月 24日丨華人置業(00127.HK)發佈公吿,根據管理層目前所得資料,集團預期截至2020年12月31日止年度可能錄得收入增加介乎127%至137%以及溢利減少介乎20%至30%(2019年同期的收入13.1億港元(經重新分類)及公司擁有人應占的綜合溢利淨額7.9億港元相比)。此外,集團該年度於其他全面支出中可能錄得關於恆大股份的公平值變動的未變現虧損約58億港元的一項支出。
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