《大行報告》大和下調海倫司(09869.HK)目標價至16.9元 評級「買入」
大和發表研究報告指出,海倫司(09869.HK)去年淨虧損2.3億元人民幣,2020年則錄純利7,010萬元人民幣。經調整純利按年增長32%至1億元人民幣,與公司早前發盈警相符。收入增長124%至18億元人民幣,主要受去年酒館數量淨增431家及同店銷售按年增長32.7%所推動。
該行對海倫司2022至2023財年每股盈利預測下調30%至35%,重申「買入」評級,目標價由21元降至16.9元。
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