1992.HK

Fosun Tourism Group (1992.HK), operator of the Club Med resort chain, said on Monday that it may have lost money last year, or reported a small profit. The company said it expects to report its bottom line last year ranged between a 50 million yuan ($6.9 million) loss and a 10 million yuan profit, compared with a 307 million yuan profit in 2023.

The company blamed its weak performance last year mainly on China’s sluggish real estate market, which led to a decline in property sales.

Fosun International (0656.HK) proposed privatizing Fosun Tourism at the end of last year at an offer price of HK$7.80 per share, representing a 95% premium over the price of HK$4 before a trading suspension. Shares of Fosun Tourism opened flat on Tuesday at HK$7.39 and were still unchanged late in the morning session.

By Lau Chi Hang

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