- Yangzijiang Financial shares fell significantly on February 26, driven by the company's forecast loss for the second half and full year 2025, ahead of its financial results release.
- The stock dropped to S$0.29, a 15.9% decline from the previous close, marking its lowest price in over two years due to substantial credit loss allowances recognized from a reassessment of its debt investment portfolio.
- This decline in profitability is attributed to updated credit risk profiles amidst challenging conditions in China's real estate and credit markets, leading to higher provisions for non-performing loans.