Man Wah Holdings Limited (1999.HK) reported Friday higher profit in its first half, despite weak revenues.
In the first half, profit attributable to owners of the Company grew to HK$1.15 billion from last year's HK$1.14 billion.
Earnings per share were 29.54 HK cents, up from 29.37 HK cents last year.
Revenue and other income, meanwhile, fell to HK$8.24 billion from HK$8.47 billion a year ago.
In Hong Kong, the shares were trading at HK$5.090, down 0.20%.
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