On February 24, Green Tea Group, a listed company on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, released a positive profit forecast for 2025, estimating a net profit between approximately RMB 460 million and RMB 508 million in 2025, representing a 31.4% to 45.1% increase compared to RMB 350 million in 2024; adjusted net profit is expected to be between approximately RMB 481 million and RMB 532 million, up 33.2% to 47.4% from RMB 361 million in 2024.
Regarding the significant profit growth, Green Tea Group stated that first, the continued expansion of store networks has driven revenue from about RMB 3.838 billion in 2024 to an increase of approximately RMB 696 million, reaching RMB 11.74 billion; second, the operation of existing stores remains stable, and the efficiency of operations continues to improve, further enhancing store-level profitability. (Jiemian News Reporter Ma Yue)
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Green Tea Group's net profit is expected to increase by 31.4% to 45.1% in 2025
On February 24, Green Tea Group, a listed company on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, released a positive profit forecast for 2025, estimating a net profit between approximately RMB 460 million and RMB 508 million in 2025, representing a 31.4% to 45.1% increase compared to RMB 350 million in 2024; adjusted net profit is expected to be between approximately RMB 481 million and RMB 532 million, up 33.2% to 47.4% from RMB 361 million in 2024.
Regarding the significant profit growth, Green Tea Group stated that first, the continued expansion of store networks has driven revenue from about RMB 3.838 billion in 2024 to an increase of approximately RMB 696 million, reaching RMB 11.74 billion; second, the operation of existing stores remains stable, and the efficiency of operations continues to improve, further enhancing store-level profitability. (Jiemian News Reporter Ma Yue)