Times China Holdings Limited (FRA:T2H)

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0.0050
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At close: Mar 27, 2026
Market Cap22.64M -71.2%
Revenue (ttm)1.10B -45.9%
Net Income-2.02B
EPS-0.96
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Open0.0050
Previous Close0.0050
Day's Range0.0050 - 0.0050
52-Week Range0.0010 - 0.0245
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RSI45.00
Earnings DateMar 30, 2026

About Times China Holdings

Times China Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, operates as a property developer in the People’s Republic of China. It operates through Property Development, Urban Redevelopment Business, and Property Leasing segments. The Property Development segment develops and sells residential and commercial properties. Its Urban Redevelopment Business segment is involved in the sale of land held for development and other related activities, as well as redevelopment of old towns, factories, and villages. The Property Leasing segment engages in... [Read more]

Industry Land Subdividers and Developers, Except Cemeteries
Founded 1999
Employees 1,202
Stock Exchange Frankfurt Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol T2H

Financial Performance

In 2024, Times China Holdings's revenue was 13.11 billion, a decrease of -37.60% compared to the previous year's 21.01 billion. Losses were -16.61 billion, 268.6% more than in 2023.

Financial numbers in CNY Financial Statements

News

Builder Times China Pressed for Funding Details on Debt Plan

A Hong Kong court ordered Times China Holdings Ltd. to return more quickly than it wanted for another hearing on its liquidation petition, as the defaulted developer faced questions over the viability...

1 year ago - BNN Bloomberg

Kaisa, Times China prepare for new survival fight with creditors as winding-up cases resume

Troubles at Kaisa Group and Times China, which defaulted on US$15 billion of offshore debts, are in the spotlight again as the city’s High Court deliberates on hostile lawsuits from creditors.

1 year ago - South China Morning Post