Lai Sun Development Company Limited (HKG:0488)

Hong Kong flag Hong Kong · Delayed Price · Currency is HKD
0.600
-0.030 (-4.76%)
Mar 10, 2026, 11:48 AM HKT
-9.09%
Market Cap 915.60M
Revenue (ttm) 4.90B
Net Income (ttm) -2.87B
Shares Out 1.45B
EPS (ttm) -1.98
PE Ratio n/a
Forward PE n/a
Dividend n/a
Ex-Dividend Date n/a
Volume 12,800
Average Volume 205,271
Open 0.620
Previous Close 0.630
Day's Range 0.600 - 0.620
52-Week Range 0.500 - 1.260
Beta -0.56
RSI 42.47
Earnings Date Mar 25, 2026

About HKG:0488

Lai Sun Development Company Limited, together with its subsidiaries, invests in, develops, leases, and sells real estate properties in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Macau, the United Kingdom, Vietnam, and internationally. It operates through Property Development and Sales; Property Investment; Hotel Operation; Restaurant and F&B Product Sales Operations; Media and Entertainment; Film and TV Program; Cinema Operation; Theme Park Operation; and Others segments. The company invests in commercial and office buildings; offers building management, leasi... [Read more]

Sector Real Estate
Founded 1959
Employees 4,086
Stock Exchange Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 0488
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In fiscal year 2025, HKG:0488's revenue was 4.90 billion, a decrease of -18.34% compared to the previous year's 6.00 billion. Losses were -2.87 billion, -21.78% less than in 2024.

Financial Statements

News

JD.com’s US$450 billion stake in Hong Kong Central tower eases Lai Sun debt woes

JD.com has agreed to acquire a stake in a major office tower in Hong Kong’s Central district, mirroring a property move by its rival Alibaba Group Holding and offering a financial lift to the cash-str...

3 months ago - South China Morning Post

Hong Kong developers Emperor and Lai Sun find relief amid debt pressures

Emperor International Holdings has secured bank approval to resume borrowing under existing terms by nearly two years, providing the embattled Hong Kong developer with much-needed breathing room after...

3 months ago - South China Morning Post