Dynagreen Environmental Protection Group Co., Ltd.
1330.HK · HKSE
Company research
Dynagreen Environmental Protection Group Co., Ltd. (1330.HK) is a China-based Waste Management company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, operating within the Industrials sector. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, it is the first A+H-share listed enterprise in China's waste-to-energy industry and operates as a subsidiary of Beijing State-owned Assets Management Co., Ltd. (BSAM). The company is principally engaged in the investment, construction, operation, maintenance, and technical consulting of municipal waste incineration power plants through BOT and other franchise models, with business lines spanning waste-to-energy, organic waste disposal, sludge treatment, waste collection and transportation, and ECO industrial parks. With approximately 3,466 full-time employees and a market capitalization of approximately HKD 9.95 billion, Dynagreen generates revenue by charging waste treatment fees to local governments and public utilities while also selling electricity produced from its incineration plants into the power grid.
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Simply Wall St’s automated fundamental report presents an integrated view of Dynagreen’s valuation, growth, profitability, financial health, and dividends, highlighting that the shares trade significantly below its fair value estimate and that earnings are forecast to grow at around 12% per year. It also flags risks around leverage and cash-flow coverage, while summarising analyst coverage, recent earnings, dividend dates, and key financial ratios in a single, regularly updated company analysis snapshot.
Dongwu Securities Via Sina Finance · October 30, 2025Dongwu Securities: Maintain “Buy” on Dynagreen Environmental Protection; Dividends still have upside potentialDongwu reiterates its buy rating on Dynagreen, emphasising that 2025 Q1–Q3 revenue and net profit grew about 1.5% and 24% year-on-year respectively, with higher gross and net margins, ROE rising to 7.57%, and free cash flow up roughly 46%, supporting sustained and potentially higher dividends. The note attributes growth to increased waste-handling and heating volumes, better utilisation and power efficiency, and lower financial costs, while highlighting risks around receivables quality, potential impairments on hazardous-waste projects, and the possibility of capex exceeding expectations.
Dongwu Securities Research Institute · August 29, 20252025 Interim Results Review: 25H1 Earnings up 24%, Dividend and ROE Uplift ExemplarThis three-page company report on Dynagreen’s 2025 H1 results notes that revenue grew 1.41% while net profit rose 24.49%, driven by higher heating volumes, stable waste volumes, lower operating and financial costs, and improved margins, with ROE increasing by 0.77 percentage points to 4.56%. The analysts maintain a buy rating with detailed 2025–2027 forecasts for revenue, net profit, EPS, and cash flows, argue that free cash flow and dividend capacity will keep thickening, and outline key risks including receivables, hazardous-waste project impairments, and potential upward surprises in capital expenditure.