Shirble Department Store Holdings (China) FY2025 loss widens to RMB 90 million–RMB 110 million; fair value losses on investment properties rise to RMB 171 million due to lower income tax credit at RMB 9.9 million
Reuters
Mar 25
Shirble Department Store Holdings (China) FY2025 loss widens to RMB 90 million–RMB 110 million; fair value losses on investment properties rise to RMB 171 million due to lower income tax credit at RMB 9.9 million
Shirble Department Store Holdings (China) expects loss attributable to the Shareholders to widen to a range between RMB90 million and RMB110 million, versus RMB34 million.
Fair value losses on investment properties rise to RMB171 million, compared with RMB140 million.
Income tax credit drops to RMB10 million, down from RMB68 million.
The company expects to publish the audited consolidated results in full compliance with the Listing Rules on 30 March 2026.
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