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20.08.26 - 16:00
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Warning: POWERLONG CM Expects 1H26 Net Profit to Decline 22%-26% (AAStocks)
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POWERLONG CM (09909.HK) issued a profit warning, expecting net profit for the six months ended June to range between RMB135 million and RMB143 million, representing a YoY decrease of 22%-26%. The decline was mainly attributable to adjustments in charging standards for certain retail commercial properties under management followi......
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20.08.26 - 12:15
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Warning: CHINA AOYUAN Expects Interim Loss to Narrow to Up to RMB6.8B (AAStocks)
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CHINA AOYUAN (03883.HK) issued a profit warning, expecting to record a net loss of approximately RMB6.5 billion to RMB6.8 billion for the six months ended end-Jun this year, compared with a net loss of approximately RMB9.5 billion in the corresponding period last year.The board of directors believes that the expected YoY decreas......
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20.08.26 - 08:24
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China′s Property Crisis: From Evergrande Collapse to Spiraling Prices (Bloomberg)
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Once one of the country's biggest growth drivers, China's property market has been in a downward spiral for five years. Real estate values continue to plummet, households in financial distress are being forced to sell properties, and apartment developers that racked up enormous debt on speculative projects are on the brink of collapse....
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18.08.26 - 06:45
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GANGLONG CHINA 7M Contracted Sales Fall 74% YoY to RMB814 million (AAStocks)
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GANGLONG CHINA (06968.HK) announced that contracted sales for the first seven months of this year amounted to approximately RMB814 million, representing a YoY decline of 74.2% from RMB3.151 billion in the same period last year.(gc/a)~AASTOCKS Financial NewsWebsite: www.aastocks.comThis article was automatically translated by AI,......
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17.08.26 - 17:54
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China′s economy showing signs that slowdown may be extending (The Guardian)
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Industrial output and retail sales slump in July after one of the country's weakest quarterly growth rates everChina's economy is showing signs of extending a slowdown with a slump in industrial output and retail sales in July, adding to pressure on Beijing to intervene with measures to support activity.After the world's second largest economy posted one of its lowest quarterly growth readings on record in the three months to June, the latest figures suggest it continued to falter in July. Continue reading......
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17.08.26 - 11:06
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China′s first‑tier new home prices flat in July, ending 4‑month rebound (SCMP)
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New home prices in China's four first-tier cities were flat in July from June, bringing an end to a four-month rebound, as analysts said month-on-month readings had weakened amid seasonal headwinds and an unusually rainy summer, further highlighting the urgency of stabilising the nation's property market.
Shanghai and Shenzhen saw new home prices edge up 0.2 per cent in July from June, while Guangzhou posted a 0.1 per cent gain, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics......
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17.08.26 - 04:00
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Foreign capital is dipping its toes into China′s property sector. Is a rebound in store? (SCMP)
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From shopping malls to warehousing and logistics companies, a wave of deals by foreign funds in China is injecting liquidity into a property sector scarred by years of struggle.
Several Wanda Plazas – the sprawling mixed-use developments that were once the flagship assets of tycoon Wang Jianlin's Dalian Wanda Group – received fresh capital injections from global asset manager PAG in June and July.
The cash-strapped developer has been forced to offload properties to repay debt. Such deals,......
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16.08.26 - 03:06
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Luxury home sales rebound in mainland China but overall market recovery unlikely: analysts (SCMP)
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Sales of luxury homes in mainland China's top cities are picking up as high-net-worth individuals, benefiting from the country's tech boom, splash out billions of yuan to improve their housing.
The buying binge has sparked expectations of a broad market recovery after a six-year property slump across the country, according to brokers.
But analysts said such homes represented just a small portion of the mainland's property industry, with increasing sales and higher prices not enough to turn the......
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