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title: "Ganglong China Property Slumps to Deeper 2025 Loss as Revenue Collapses"
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description: "Ganglong China Property Group Limited reported a significant decline in its 2025 financial results, with revenue dropping 67% to approximately RMB2.7 billion and net loss nearly doubling to around RMB1.93 billion. Despite efforts to cut expenses and reduce borrowings, the company faced substantial gross losses and increased finance costs. The loss attributable to shareholders widened to about RMB1.29 billion, with a loss per share of RMB0.80. The ongoing challenges in the Chinese property market continue to pressure profitability and balance-sheet strength. Analysts currently rate the stock as a Hold with a price target of HK$0.08."
datetime: "2026-03-27T17:16:42.000Z"
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# Ganglong China Property Slumps to Deeper 2025 Loss as Revenue Collapses

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An announcement from Ganglong China Property Group Limited ( (HK:6968) ) is now available.

Ganglong China Property Group reported a sharp deterioration in its 2025 results, with revenue plunging about 67% year on year to roughly RMB2.7 billion and the net loss nearly doubling to around RMB1.93 billion. Despite cutting selling, marketing, and administrative expenses and reducing bank and other borrowings by about 11% to RMB4.07 billion, the group suffered a large gross loss and higher finance costs and impairments, underscoring ongoing financial strain in its operations and signaling continued pressure on shareholders and creditors.

The company’s loss attributable to shareholders widened to approximately RMB1.29 billion, with basic and diluted loss per share increasing to RMB0.80, while non-controlling interests also absorbed a substantial share of the downturn. The combination of collapsing revenue, valuation losses on investment properties, weaker contributions from joint ventures and associates, and rising net finance costs highlights significant challenges to profitability and balance-sheet strength in a still-fragile Chinese property market.

The most recent analyst rating on (HK:6968) stock is a Hold with a HK$0.08 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Ganglong China Property Group Limited stock, see the HK:6968 Stock Forecast page.

**More about Ganglong China Property Group Limited**

Ganglong China Property Group Limited is a Cayman Islands-incorporated property developer listed in Hong Kong, focusing on the Chinese real estate market. The group generates revenue primarily from property development and related activities, operating in a sector that has been under sustained financial and demand pressure across China.

**YTD Price Performance:** -5.48%

**Average Trading Volume:** 948,593

**Technical Sentiment Signal:** Sell

**Current Market Cap:** HK$111.9M

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