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HANG LUNG PROPERTIES LIMITED
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
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RESULTS AND DIVIDEND
As
shareholders
know,
in
2011
we
changed
our
fiscal
year
end
to
coincide
with
calendar
year
end.
For
good
corporate
governance
and
a
more
meaningful
comparison
of
performance
between
2011
and
2012,
we
requested
KPMG
to
audit
historic
results
covering
the
twelve
months
of
2011.
Comparing
the
two
calendar
years,
turnover
increased
29%
to
HK$7,372
million,
net
profit
attributable
to
shareholders
leaped
72%
to
HK$8,395
million,
and
earnings
per
share
similarly
to
HK$1.88.
When
excluding
all
effects
of
revaluation
gain,
the
underlying
net
profit
attributable
to
shareholders
rose
98%
to
HK$6,178
million.
Underlying
earnings per share jumped 97% to HK$1.38.
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BUSINESS REVIEW
From
the
perspective
of
our
business,
global
economic
conditions
have
not
changed
substantially
in
the
past
six
months.
Europe
remains
in
the
doldrums and America’s recovery, while progressing, is still somewhat
tenuous.
China’s
growth
rate
has
moderated
from
the
high
9-10%
per
annum and it is difficult to predict if and when it will pick up.
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