China Tower (SEHK:788) posted an 11.3% net profit margin, up from 11% the previous year, marking its continued earnings momentum with 12.3% annual earnings growth over the past five years. Looking ahead, revenues are forecast to grow 3.6% per year and earnings are expected to surge by 20.3% per year over the next three years. This would outpace the sector earnings average even as revenue growth trails the broader Hong Kong market. Investors are likely to take note of the company’s improved profitability metrics and attractive valuation, including a price-to-earnings ratio of 16.2x that sits below both industry and peer averages.
See our full analysis for China Tower.The next section puts these headline numbers side by side with the consensus narratives investors follow, highlighting where the stories align and where surprises might emerge.
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Analysts say robust digital trends are setting up China Tower for its next leap in profitability. See what else drives consensus in the full narrative. 📊 Read the full China Tower Consensus Narrative.
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A great starting point for your China Tower research is our analysis highlighting 3 key rewards and 2 important warning signs that could impact your investment decision.
While China Tower is posting rapid earnings growth, its revenue expansion is trailing the broader market and is highly dependent on successfully scaling new digital businesses.
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