China Merchants Securities Co., Ltd. (HKG:6099)

Hong Kong flag Hong Kong · Delayed Price · Currency is HKD
14.09
-0.09 (-0.63%)
Feb 27, 2026, 4:08 PM HKT
-11.61%
Market Cap 158.51B
Revenue (ttm) 27.71B
Net Income (ttm) 13.69B
Shares Out n/a
EPS (ttm) 1.50
PE Ratio 11.58
Forward PE 10.94
Dividend 0.54 (3.85%)
Ex-Dividend Date Sep 10, 2025
Volume 2,522,302
Average Volume 4,283,805
Open 14.39
Previous Close 14.18
Day's Range 14.05 - 14.39
52-Week Range 10.72 - 19.00
Beta 0.66
RSI 40.41
Earnings Date Mar 31, 2026

About HKG:6099

China Merchants Securities Co., Ltd. engages in the wealth management and institutional, investment banking, investment management, investment, and trading businesses in the People’s Republic of China. The company trades in stocks and futures contracts; provides margin financing and securities lending services; and sells financial and other wealth management products. It also offers investment banking services to its institutional clients, including financial advisory, equity and debt underwriting, and sponsorship; and assets management, invest... [Read more]

Industry Capital Markets
Sector Financials
Founded 1991
Employees 12,169
Stock Exchange Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 6099
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2025, HKG:6099's revenue was 24.90 billion, an increase of 19.38% compared to the previous year's 20.86 billion. Earnings were 12.30 billion, an increase of 25.33%.

Financial numbers in CNY Financial Statements

News

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23 days ago - Benzinga

China’s listed stocks see ever-thinner profits as economic slump chips away at bottom line

The profits of 5,000 companies on the mainland’s three exchanges dropped 3.7 per cent in the three months that ended in September, China Merchants Securities said.

1 year ago - South China Morning Post