China Financial International Investments (0721.HK) reported a net loss of HK$8.81 million for the year ended 30 June 2025, compared to a net profit of HK$27.90 million in the previous year. The result was mainly dragged by a fair value loss of approximately HK$9.28 million on unlisted investments and a reduction in dividend income from those investments to HK$0.16 million.

Net asset value stood at HK$157 million, slightly down from HK$165 million. Administrative expenses decreased by 6.3% to HK$7.11 million, partly through reduced staff costs. The fair value of the Group’s portfolio in listed securities rose to HK$41.13 million, even as the Group recorded a HK$7.63 million loss on the listed securities business primarily due to market fluctuations.

In its unlisted portfolio, fair value declined to HK$41.67 million, with the clean energy business as a strategic focus. Projects in bioethanol, biodiesel, and related areas remained core, though returns were still in investment phase. The Group also reiterated plans to exit micro-loan and traditional guarantee investments in light of market conditions.

Looking ahead, China Financial International Investments highlighted potential expansion opportunities in virtual asset markets, subject to regulatory requirements. Management emphasized balancing risk control, capital allocation, and policy alignment, aiming for sustainable growth and value enhancement for shareholders.