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Yanlord just delivered a Spectacular Results
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05-Sep-2021 13:37
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I dont think so because real tycoon stay GCB/castles not condo with shared facilities, condo only tycoon' s kakia and distant relatives stay one.
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05-Sep-2021 10:49
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XJP is going after the tycoons in China to share their wealths with the poor . Will This affect Yandlord ? | ||
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30-Aug-2021 09:26
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Yanlord Land Group
Between Aug 17 and 19, Yanlord Land Group Yanlord Land: Z25 -1.67% founder, chairman and chief executive officer Zhong Sheng Jian acquired 6,991,400 shares of the listed company for a consideration of S$8,170,015.
At an average price of S$1.17 per share, this took his direct holdings in the company from 5.01 per cent to 5.37 per cent.
Mr Zhong also maintains a 66.19 per cent deemed interest in Yanlord Land Group through his 95 per cent ownership of Yanlord Holdings, with his spouse owning the remaining 5 per cent of the holding company.
The acquisition took his total interest in Yanlord Land Group to 71.55 per cent.
This followed similar sized acquisitions between April 30 and May 4, with 7,067,500 shares acquired at an average price of S$1.34 per share and between March 18 and 22, with 7,116,600 shares acquired at an average price of S$1.19.
Mr Zhong is responsible for the overall management and strategy development of Yanlord Land Group.
Since the 1980s, he has founded and established a number of businesses in trading, manufacturing and real estate spanning China, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Mr Zhong started property development businesses in the early 1990s through the setting up of offices in Shanghai and Nanjing, which are now part of Yanlord Land Group.
On Aug 12, Yanlord Land Group reported its H1FY21 (ended June 30) revenue increased by 44.7 per cent from H1FY20 to 13.19 billion yuan (S$2.7 billion).
This was primarily attributable to the increase in gross floor area delivered to customers, which partly offset by the decrease in average selling price per square metre achieved by the group in H1FY21 compared to H1FY20.
With the results, Mr Zhong noted that given the backdrop of strong economic recovery across China during the reporting period, Yanlord' s development strategy of focusing on building premium developments in high-growth economic regions and cities within the country had continued to deliver business growth.
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13-Aug-2021 11:11
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YANLORD POSTS REVENUE UP 44.7% TO RMB13.189 BILLION FOR 1H 2021 PROFIT FOR THE PERIOD UP 54.8% TO RMB1.567 BILLION &bull The Group&rsquo s revenue increased by 44.7% to RMB13.189 billion for 1H 2021 compared to 1H 2020 &bull The Group&rsquo s profit for the period increased by 54.8% to RMB1.567 billion compared to 1H 2020 &bull Profit attributable to owners of the Company for 1H 2021 increased by 67.1% to RMB823 million compared to 1H 2020 &bull The Group together with its joint ventures and associates&rsquo total property contracted presales from residential and commercial units, and car parks for 1H 2021 was RMB28.681 billion on a total GFA of 898,943 sqm, a decrease of 3.7% and an increase of 8.1% respectively, compared to 1H 2020 &bull As at 30 June 2021, the Group together with its joint ventures and associates recorded an accumulated property contracted pre-sale of RMB115.364 billion pending recognition in 2H 2021 and beyond &bull The Group continues to maintain a healthy financial position. Benefiting from the strong property contracted pre-sales and high collection ratio in 1H 2021, the Group&rsquo s cash and cash equivalents increased by 31.9% to RMB22.695 billion with net gearing ratio decreased by 13.3 percentage points to 49.9% as at 30 June 2021 compared to the year end of 2020 |
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11-Aug-2021 16:41
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Shanghai, HK stocks rise as Evergrande' s stake sale plans boost property sectorBy Reuters Staff 2 MIN READ SHANGHAI, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Shanghai and Hong Kong shares rose on Wednesday, led by property and banking stocks, as developer China Evergrande Group&rsquo s plans to sell certain assets heal confidence in Chinese real estate companies and lenders. ** The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.3% to 3,539.48 by lunch break, though the blue-chip index CSI300 edged lower as consumer and healthcare stocks weigh. ** In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index added 0.2%, to 26,661.04, while the Hong Kong China Enterprises Index gained 0.6% to 9,552.66. ** China&rsquo s CSI300 Real Estate Index surged over 7%, and the Hang Seng Property Index jumped 2.7%, as China Evergrande&rsquo s moves to ease its liquidity stressed soothed concerns toward the industry. ** Evergrande on Tuesday said it was in discussions with several third-party investors on proposed sales of certain assets. The stock surged over 8% in Hong Kong. ** Guosen Securities wrote in a note that despite lingering pressure on China&rsquo s real estate sector, the chance of further substantial tightening becomes slimmer. Investors are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel for developers&rsquo credit issue, so valuation could be repaired, the brokerage wrote. |
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XiaoFeiXia
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11-Aug-2021 16:19
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May I know what is it got to do with YANLORD? Tks | ||
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lifeisgood
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11-Aug-2021 13:50
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China Evergrande soars after confirming talks to sell assets Evergrande jumped as much as 12 per cent in Hong Kong, bringing its three-day gain to 26 per cent.PHOTO: REUTERS HONG KONG (BLOOMBERG) - China Evergrande Group' s stock and bonds jumped on Wednesday (Aug 11) after the company said it is in talks to sell stakes in two of its units, potentially injecting fresh funds into the cash-strapped property firm. The discussions involve " several independent third-party investors" , the company said in a statement to the Hong Kong exchange late on Tuesday. Talks include selling Evergrande stakes in its electric vehicle start-up and property services units. Evergrande jumped as much as 12 per cent in Hong Kong, bringing its three-day gain to 26 per cent on expectations the world' s most-indebted developer will ease its cash crunch with asset sales. The electric vehicle and property service stocks also rose for a third day. The firm' s 8.75 per cent US dollar bond due 2025 rose two US cents on the dollar to 45 US cents, Bloomberg-compiled prices show. |
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lifeisgood
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11-Aug-2021 10:18
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http://finance.eastmoney.com/a/202108112040257548.html 摘 要
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24-Jul-2021 21:28
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SHANGHAI, July 24 (Reuters) - China&rsquo s central bank has ordered lenders in Shanghai to raise the rate of mortgage loans for first-time homebuyers to 5% from 4.65%, media reported, as the government ramps up efforts to rein in the overheated property sector. The Shanghai branch of People&rsquo s Bank of China (PBOC) also told banks in the city to raise the mortgage loan rate for people who are buying second homes to 5.7% from 5.25% in Shanghai, effective from Saturday, the official China Securities Journal reported on Saturday, without identifying its source. |
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lifeisgood
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23-Jul-2021 10:05
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News related to Chinese property developer. I think Yanlord is going the same direction as it is building up its commercial and other non residential portfolio. This is also what Capitaland has done: Market Chatter: China Vanke Shifting Focus to Real Estate Services 02 Jul 2021 11:01 PM EDT, 07/01/2021 (MT Newswires) -- China Vanke (SHE:000002, HKG:2202) is planning to shift its focus to real estate management and services from property development to boost profitability, Caixin Global reported Thursday. " It&rsquo s getting harder to make money from the development business," Vanke president and CEO Zhu Jiusheng was quoted as saying by Caixin at the company' s shareholder meeting. Vanke is China' s largest property developer by market valuation, according to the report. It is now attempting to reduce its reliance on its core property development business amid regulatory scrutiny over the country' s booming property market, the report said. " Vanke should no longer be greedy and nostalgic for the high-margin real-estate era of the past... For this reason, Vanke must shift from its real estate headquarters to its group headquarters and put its efforts into transformation and development," Vanke Chairman Yu Liang said, according to Caixin. Shares of Vanke were down over 3% in Shenzhen, but up more than 1% in Hong Kong Friday morning. (Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.) |
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17-Jun-2021 07:14
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Yanlord will make a good takeover target for PE funds given how undervalued they are.... Blackstone offers HK$23.7b for majority of Soho China WED, JUN 16, 2021 - 11:10 PM UPDATED WED, JUN 16, 2021 - 11:20 PM [HONG KONG] Blackstone Group offered to take over office developer Soho China for as much as HK$23.7 billion (S$4.05 billion), its biggest bet yet on the real estate market in Asia' s largest economy. The New York-based private equity firm is offering HK$5 in cash for each Soho share, it said in a Hong Kong stock exchange filing Wednesday, confirming an earlier Bloomberg News report that it was nearing a deal. The bid represents a 31.6 per cent premium to Soho' s last closing price before trading was suspended. Soho chairman Pan Shiyi and chief executive officer Zhang Xin, who own a majority stake in Soho China, have agreed to sell most of their shares to Blackstone, according to the statement. They plan to keep a 9 per cent stake after the deal closes. Blackstone intends to keep Soho listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange, the statement shows. Blackstone has been investing in office, retail and logistics assets in China since 2008 and owns approximately six million square metres of properties in the country, according to the statement. The firm is doubling down on Asia, seeking to raise at least US$5 billion for a fund focused on the region, people familiar with the matter have said. Shares of Soho, which were halted pending the announcement, will resume trading Thursday morning. Goldman Sachs Group is advising Blackstone on the deal. TAKEOVER TARGET Soho has been seen as a takeover target since early 2020, as a lack of new assets in its pipeline and declining office rents in key Chinese cities put mounting pressure on its profits. The Beijing-based developer said in March last year it was in talks on a potential deal with overseas financial investors that could lead to a bid for the company. Blackstone was in discussions about a deal for Soho, though negotiations stalled due to concerns about financing and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Bloomberg News reported at the time. Soho said in August that all previous talks with potential investors had been terminated. Soho China, founded in 1995, currently holds and operates 1.3 million square metres of commercial properties in China, according to the statement. Its key assets include the signature Bund SOHO in Shanghai and the landmark Wangjing SOHO in Beijing, designed by Zaha Hadid, the first woman to receive the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize, according to the company' s website. Blackstone Real Estate Partners Asia II and Blackstone Real Estate Partners (Offshore) IX, the two key funds buying Soho' s stake, manage about US$7 billion and US$20 billion respectively, the statement showed. Blackstone' s real estate arm has about US$196 billion of capital under management as of March 31. The investment firm reached a US$1.1 billion deal in November to buy control of the biggest urban logistics park in southern China' s Greater Bay Area. In late 2018, Blackstone acquired a Shanghai mall and office complex from Mapletree Investments for US$1.2 billion, people with knowledge of the mater said at the time. It agreed the next year to buy stakes in Chinese shopping centers in Xi' an and Zhengzhou from Taubman Centers. |
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lifeisgood
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08-Jun-2021 17:10
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There are too many shorts in Singapore. Once in a while boss should come out and punish the shorts!
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bobiewong
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08-Jun-2021 16:31
Yells: "Good Time Ahead" |
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if only ZSJ can drive up the price, then the unit holders will be in deep trouble, because you are in the control of one person..... ZSJ is not in need of cash to sell his shares, he is not in a hurry to compete for his position in Forbes Riches... so he will not need to drive his share price up. To him, his share value should be above S$3.00 or even S$5.00. But this may only happen many years later. | ||
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lifeisgood
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08-Jun-2021 16:12
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Boss ZSJ just collected a cool $93.5 million of dividend today! | ||
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lifeisgood
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08-Jun-2021 13:53
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When boss ZSJ comes in to buy, then will have strength. Otherwise, coma....
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Cherryredbibi
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08-Jun-2021 10:33
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Sadly this counter quite weak.. | ||
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WBdisciple
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01-Jun-2021 23:07
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Growth in China home prices to sustain momentum in 2021 [BEIJING] China' s home prices are expected to grow faster this year than anticipated a few months earlier fuelled by hot demand in major cities and easy liquidity, despite Beijing' s heightened cooling measures, a Reuters poll showed. As China' s economy recovers from the Covid-19 shock, authorities have stepped up curbs on the property sector to guard against financial risks as concerns mount over speculative behaviour in some parts of the market. Home prices, however, extended a rising streak in recent months with heat spilling over into some smaller towns from metropolises. Average residential property price growth is estimated to grow 5 per cent in 2021, according to 11 analysts and economists surveyed by Reuters. The forecast topped a 3.3 per cent gain tipped in a February survey, and slightly higher than around 4.9 per cent gain in 2020. Home prices are seen slowing to 3 per cent in the first half of 2022. Despite stepped-up market restrictions, prices are on a rising trajectory, said Huang Yu, vice president of China Index Academy, a Beijing-based property research institute. Climbing land prices are also expected to buoy housing prices, she said. Zhao Ke, analyst at China Merchants Securities, said muted prices in tier-3 and 4 cities were likely to drag down overall gains. Chinese authorities have since this year intensified their efforts to rein in the relentless rise in home prices and drive speculators out of the market. Local policies include capping prices set by developers and preventing some real estate agencies from setting excessively high second-hand home prices. Banks in major cities also hiked mortgage rates. Property sales volume is expected to be flat from last year, unchanged from the previous poll, and versus a 2.6 per cent gain in 2020. Housing investments are estimated to rise 7 per cent this year, in line with the pace in 2020, and marginally higher than 6.4 per cent in the February poll. " We expect new construction investment to revive in the third quarter on fast work resumption and rising raw material prices," China Merchants Securities' Mr Zhao said. " Home project construction investment will be the major pillar of overall property investment, which will also be likely driven by rental housing construction," China Index Academy' s Mr Huang said. Most survey respondents forecast it will take a long time before China enacts broad property tax, but some predicted some bigger cities with frothy housing markets might see pilot schemes come into force in the coming year. Speculation has risen recently that China plans to expand property tax reforms beyond Shanghai and Chongqing in efforts to cool prices. State media have cited experts saying the southern tech hub of Shenzhen and the resort island of Hainan could be next to roll out pilot schemes. Asked to rate the affordability of Chinese housing on a scale, with 1 being the cheapest and 10 the most expensive, analysts' median answer was 7, in line with the last poll. |
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XiaoFeiXia
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27-May-2021 17:04
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YANLORD IS HAVING POSITIVE POSITION.....UP & DOWN ALONG THE WAY, BUT FINAL JOURNEY IS POSITIVE. CHEERS | ||
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lifeisgood
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21-May-2021 14:41
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In Singapore, our ST groups used to have many local fund management units within that invest in Singapore stocks. Now no more. All went to Temasek. We need some local funds to come back in, if not just some of us retail punters cant move anything... |
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bobiewong
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21-May-2021 14:23
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Well, it just takes a small number of unit holders to have no confident and to sell down the share price after ex day....... the majority share holder can lift up the price at any one time, and when necessary. Those who are overly short term will end up giving away their dividend and value appreciation. | ||
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