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Zhejiang Yasha Decoration Co., Ltd. operates as a comprehensive building decoration contractor specializing in interior and exterior finishing solutions for China's construction sector. The company generates revenue through project-based contracts encompassing design, material procurement, and construction management services. Its service portfolio extends beyond basic decoration to include sophisticated curtain wall systems, landscaping, mechanical and electrical installations, building intellectualization, and custom stone processing. This integrated approach allows Yasha to act as a single-source provider for complex commercial and public projects. Yasha strategically targets the high-end segment of the market, focusing on large-scale developments such as luxury hotels, major public infrastructure including airports and transportation hubs, commercial complexes, and financial institutions. This specialization positions the company as a premium service provider rather than a mass-market competitor. Its long-standing presence since 1995 and headquarters in Hangzhou, a major economic hub, provide a strong regional foundation. The company's market position is built on its ability to handle technically demanding projects that require coordination between architectural design, engineering, and high-quality craftsmanship, catering to clients with stringent aesthetic and functional requirements.
For the fiscal year, the company reported substantial revenue of CNY 12.14 billion, demonstrating its significant scale within the decoration industry. Net income stood at CNY 302.7 million, resulting in a net profit margin of approximately 2.5%, which is indicative of the competitive and potentially low-margin nature of the construction contracting business. The company generated positive operating cash flow of CNY 243.2 million, although this was significantly lower than its reported net income, suggesting potential working capital intensity or timing differences in collections from clients.
Yasha's earnings power is reflected in a diluted EPS of CNY 0.23. The company's capital expenditure of CNY -96.6 million was more than covered by its operating cash flow, indicating that it is funding its necessary investments from core operations. The relationship between operating cash flow and capital expenditures suggests the business is not excessively capital-intensive relative to its cash generation, which is a positive sign for capital efficiency in a project-based model.
The company maintains a robust liquidity position with cash and equivalents of CNY 2.57 billion. Total debt is reported at CNY 1.31 billion, resulting in a conservative net cash position. This strong balance sheet provides significant financial flexibility to fund working capital needs for large projects and withstand potential cyclical downturns in the construction sector. The low level of debt relative to cash reserves indicates a prudent financial strategy.
The company has demonstrated a commitment to shareholder returns, distributing a dividend of CNY 0.07 per share. The dividend payout, against an EPS of CNY 0.23, implies a payout ratio of approximately 30%, balancing capital return with retained earnings for future growth. The company's ability to pay a dividend while maintaining a strong cash position suggests a stable financial policy, though specific historical growth trends are not verifiable from the provided data.
With a market capitalization of approximately CNY 5.20 billion, the market values the company at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of around 17.2 based on the latest diluted EPS. A beta of 0.563 suggests the stock has historically been less volatile than the broader market, which may reflect its established business model and the perceived stability of its project pipeline, albeit within the cyclical consumer cyclical sector.
Yasha's strategic advantages include its long track record since 1995, diversified service capabilities, and focus on high-end commercial and public projects. Its headquarters in Hangzhou provides access to a dynamic regional economy. The outlook is tied to the health of China's commercial real estate and public infrastructure investment. Its strong balance sheet positions it to navigate market cycles and potentially capitalize on consolidation opportunities within the fragmented decoration industry.
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