China Cinda warns H1 net profit attributable to shareholders may fall 60%-70%

• China Cinda Asset Management flagged a weaker first-half 2026, projecting net profit down about 20%-25% from a year earlier.
• Net profit attributable to equity holders is expected to fall about 60%-70% versus the first half of 2025.
• Income tax swung to an expense from a reversal a year earlier, driven by deferred tax changes and higher current taxable income.
• Smaller losses at Cinda Real Estate reduced losses attributable to non-controlling interests, cutting profit attributable to equity holders.
• Profit before tax rose, helped by tighter operating expenses, with interim results due by end-August 2026.

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