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To own AviChina, you need to be comfortable backing a large PRC aerospace group with modest revenue growth, relatively low but improving profitability and a history of underperforming both the Hong Kong market and its own sector. Near term, the key catalysts still look operational: execution on forecast earnings growth, any improvement in thin 2.2% net margins, and whether the market reassesses a stock trading at a discount to consensus price targets yet screening as expensive on some valuation models. The December decision to abolish the Supervisory Committee and reshuffle the board, including appointing Mr. Gao Jiming as a non executive director, does not obviously change those financial drivers, but it does tilt the risk mix. With an already inexperienced board and limited independence, investors now have to judge whether lighter formal oversight increases governance risk or simply streamlines decision making.
However, this leaner oversight structure is exactly where many investors may want to pause and look closer. AviChina Industry & Technology's share price has been on the slide but might be dropping deeper into value territory. Find out whether it's a bargain at this price.Simply Wall St Community members currently converge on a single fair value estimate around HK$0.29 per share, pointing to very large downside versus recent trading. Set against that is the evolving governance setup after the Supervisory Committee’s removal, which could influence how confidently the market treats AviChina’s earnings forecasts and any future re rating.
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