Hysan Development Company Limited (HKG:0014)

Hong Kong flag Hong Kong · Delayed Price · Currency is HKD
20.34
-0.24 (-1.17%)
May 8, 2026, 4:08 PM HKT
Market Cap20.89B +68.1%
Revenue (ttm)2.88B -13.3%
Net Income315.00M +85.4%
EPS0.31 +922.4%
Shares Out1.03B
PE Ratio66.32
Forward PE9.90
Dividend1.08 (5.25%)
Ex-Dividend DateMar 11, 2026
Volume2,172,836
Average Volume1,422,285
Open20.30
Previous Close20.58
Day's Range19.70 - 20.34
52-Week Range12.60 - 23.30
Beta0.81
RSI60.54
Earnings DateMay 12, 2026

About Hysan Development Company

Hysan Development Company Limited investment portfolio is set predominantly in Lee Gardens, a unique part of Hong Kong’s renowned commercial heart in Causeway Bay. Within our approximately 5.5 million square feet of retail, office and residential tenant space, we strive to become partners with our tenants and create a sustainable ecosystem. Our medium-to-long term strategy involves the continued refinement and expansion of our Core in Lee Gardens, as well as investment in growth which will deliver a more balanced and diversified portfolio for H... [Read more]

Founded 1923
Employees 493
Stock Exchange Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 0014
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2025, Hysan Development Company's revenue was 2.88 billion, a decrease of -13.32% compared to the previous year's 3.33 billion. Earnings were 315.00 million, an increase of 800.00%.

Financial Statements

News

Hong Kong homebuyers flock to new launches as flats sell out swiftly

Hong Kong homebuyers snapped up most of the new flats released on Thursday, with developers beginning to ramp up new construction amid sustained housing demand. All 120 units at the One Victoria Cove ...

8 days ago - South China Morning Post

Hong Kong developers clear stock amid strong demand and shrinking supply

Hong Kong developers released nearly 300 new flats to the market amid enthusiastic demand from potential homebuyers as the latest official data show completion of private residential units is set to d...

13 days ago - South China Morning Post