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Senior Credit Analyst, Lucror Analytics

Leonard Law, CFA

Senior Credit Analyst

Credit

Shui On Land’s FY 2022 results were acceptable, supported by reasonable contracted sales, along with a strong revenue recovery in H2 (following a poor H1, when revenue recognition was impacted by pandemic-related lockdowns in Shanghai). Going forward, we believe contracted sales could decrease meaningfully in FY 2023, owing to the thin sales pipeline and reduced land bank size. That said, revenue recognition might continue to rise on the back of past robust sales. Negatively, the company's financial profile weakened slightly, with net debt rising more than expected. Still, we believe that Shui On's liquidity profile remains manageable and expect the company to repay the USD 500 mn SHUION 5.75 23 (due November) using cash on hand.

  Shui On Land’s FY 2022 results were acceptable, supported by reasonable contracted sales, along with a strong revenue recovery in H2 (following a poor H1, when revenue recognition was impacted by pandemic-related lockdowns in Shanghai). Going forward, we believe contracted sales could decrease meaningfully in FY 2023, owing to the thin sales pipeline and reduced land bank size. That said, revenue recognition might continue to rise on the back of past robust sales.   Negatively, the company's financial profile weakened slightly, with net debt rising more than expected. Still, we believe that Shui On's liquidity profile remains manageable and expect the company to repay the USD 500 mn SHUION 5.75 23 (due November) using cash on hand. 

Shui On Land - Earnings Flash - FY 2022 Results - Lucror Analytics