佳兆業美好(02168.HK):預計2020財年經調整溢利增長不低於45%
格隆匯 3 月 4日丨佳兆業美好(02168.HK)發佈公吿,預期2020財政年度的集團未經審核溢利及經調整溢利(不包括股份支付補償)較2019年12月31日止年度分別錄得不低於35%及45%的增長。
公吿稱,有關增長主要源於(1)2020財政年度集團在管物業的建築面積增加;(2)2020財政年度集團提供的交付前及顧問服務量增加使收益增長;及(3)2020財政年度智能解決方案服務收益增長。
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