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Fujing Holdings Co., Limited operates within the specialized agricultural farm products sector, focusing on the cultivation, processing, and sale of premium potted vegetables in China. Its core revenue model is B2B, directly supplying a diverse portfolio of fresh, ready-to-use produce—including crown daisy, rapeseed, Frisée, and pak choi—to the hospitality industry, specifically restaurants and hotels. This positions the company as a niche supplier in the consumer defensive space, catering to the demand for high-quality, traceable ingredients. The firm's integrated approach, from cultivation to sale, provides control over product quality and supply chain efficiency. Operating as a subsidiary of Wider International Group Limited, it leverages its established presence since 2006 to maintain a focused market position, serving a specific clientele that values consistency and freshness, though it remains a relatively small player in the broader agricultural market.
For the fiscal period, the company reported revenue of HKD 182.2 million, demonstrating its operational scale. Net income stood at HKD 51.8 million, indicating a robust net profit margin of approximately 28.4%. Strong operating cash flow of HKD 72.2 million significantly exceeded net income, highlighting excellent cash conversion efficiency from its core business activities.
The company exhibits solid earnings power, with diluted EPS of HKD 0.11. Capital expenditures of HKD -40.6 million indicate ongoing investment in its cultivation and processing assets. The high quality of earnings is evidenced by operating cash flow that is nearly 1.4 times net income, suggesting minimal accruals and strong underlying profitability.
The balance sheet is characterized by a strong liquidity position, with cash and equivalents of HKD 226.1 million significantly outweighing total debt of HKD 44.2 million. This results in a substantial net cash position, indicating very low financial leverage and a high degree of financial flexibility and safety for a company of its size.
Specific historical growth rates are unavailable for trend analysis. The company has a stated dividend policy of not distributing earnings, as evidenced by a dividend per share of HKD 0.00, suggesting a strategy of retaining all profits to fund future expansion or operational needs within its capital-intensive agricultural business.
With a market capitalization of approximately HKD 375 million, the stock trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of roughly 7.2 based on the latest diluted EPS. A beta of 0.32 suggests the market perceives the stock as significantly less volatile than the broader market, potentially reflecting its defensive sector and stable business model.
The company's key advantages include its specialized, integrated farm-to-table model and a strong, liquid balance sheet. Its outlook is tied to demand from China's hospitality sector and its ability to maintain operational efficiency. The lack of a dividend may appeal to growth-oriented investors expecting capital appreciation from reinvested profits.
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