Kerry Properties Limited (FRA:KR3)

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2.340
0.00 (0.00%)
At close: Mar 27, 2026
Market Cap3.53B +16.4%
Revenue (ttm)2.14B +0.4%
Net Income102.64M +16.1%
EPS0.07 +16.5%
Shares Outn/a
PE Ratio34.41
Forward PE15.24
Dividend0.15 (6.43%)
Ex-Dividend DateSep 10, 2025
Volumen/a
Average Volume150
Open2.340
Previous Close2.340
Day's Range2.340 - 2.340
52-Week Range1.880 - 2.720
Betan/a
RSI39.61
Earnings DateMar 23, 2026

About Kerry Properties

Kerry Properties Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the development, investment, management, and trading of properties in Hong Kong, Mainland China, and the Asia Pacific region. The company owns and operates hotels; and provides integrated logistics and international freight forwarding, consultancy, administrative support, project management, financial, estate agency, and construction services. It is also involved in the warehouse operations, as well as operation of restaurants, recreation parks, and ice rinks. The company was f... [Read more]

Industry Real Estate
Founded 1978
Employees 7,350
Stock Exchange Frankfurt Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol KR3

Financial Performance

In 2025, Kerry Properties's revenue was 19.57 billion, an increase of 0.35% compared to the previous year's 19.50 billion. Earnings were 938.00 million, an increase of 16.09%.

Financial numbers in HKD Financial Statements

News

Hong Kong’s Henderson Land trims dividend as Iran clouds outlook, China slump lingers

Major Hong Kong developers Henderson Land Development and Kerry Properties both reported mixed 2025 results, with stronger home sales partly offsetting softer rental income and a subdued commercial pr...

6 days ago - South China Morning Post

Hong Kong’s Kerry Properties secures Shau Kei Wan residential plot for US$177 million

Hong Kong-based Kerry Properties has won a tender for a residential plot in Shau Kei Wan for HK$1.38 billion (US$177 million), which drew heavy bidding interest from both mainland Chinese and local de...

5 weeks ago - South China Morning Post