Yuzhou Group Holdings Company Limited (HKG:1628)

Hong Kong flag Hong Kong · Delayed Price · Currency is HKD
0.1090
0.00 (0.00%)
Jul 31, 2026, 3:58 PM HKT
Market Cap163.68M -56.8%
Revenue (ttm)7.51B -30.5%
Net Income27.59B
EPS26.87
Shares Out 1.49B
PE Ratio0.00
Forward PEn/a
Dividendn/a
Ex-Dividend Daten/a
Volume1,628,436
Open0.1070
Previous Close0.1090
Day's Range0.1000 - 0.1100
52-Week Range0.1000 - 0.4700
Beta0.33
Analystsn/a
Price Targetn/a
Earnings DateAug 31, 2026

About HKG:1628

Yuzhou Group Holdings Company Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the property development and investment business in China and Hong Kong. The company operates through Property Development, Property Investment, Property Management, Hotel Operation, and Other segments. It develops, sells, invests in, and manages properties, as well as operates hotels. The company was formerly known as Yuzhou Properties Company Limited and changed its name to Yuzhou Group Holdings Company Limited in June 2020. Yuzhou Group Holdings Company Limited ... [Read more]

Founded 1994
Employees 975
Stock Exchange Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 1628
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Financial Performance

Financial numbers in CNY Financial Statements

News

Hong Kong’s commercial property slump enters new phase as lenders take tougher stance

The recent decision by mainland developer Yuzhou Group to sell office space in Central at a substantial loss to repay debt underscores a new reality in Hong Kong’s commercial property market: banks ar...

5 weeks ago - South China Morning Post

Chinese builder Yuzhou seeks debt restructuring recognition in US

Move aims to ward off litigation as indebted developer goes through restructuring in Hong Kong and the Cayman Islands.

2 years ago - South China Morning Post

Hong Kong Builder Yuzhou Files for Bankruptcy in U.S.

Hong Kong real-estate developer Yuzhou Group has filed for bankruptcy in the U.S, becoming the latest casualty of tightened financing conditions and an economic downturn in China.

2 years ago - The Wall Street Journal