Hong Kong Stock Movement: AUX INTL fell 15.09%

Hong Kong Stock Movement Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry Swire Properties fell 1.82%, with a trading volume of HKD 26.73 million. According to recent key news: On September 17, Swire Properties sold 79 out of 83 residential units in the third batch of the residential project "Lujiazui Swire Source" in cooperation with Lujiazui Group on the first day of sales, with a transaction amount of approximately RMB 3.6 billion. The project's cumulative sales have exceeded RMB 9.6 billion, accounting for 97.3% of the total units sold so far. The strong sales performance has driven the stock price up. On September 15, Swire Properties' Chai Wan Hyde Park opened for sale, stimulating some buyers to purchase second-hand properties in the same area, leading to an increase in transaction volume. The small Xiwai Blue Bay Peninsula recorded 7 transactions in the first half of this month, doubling compared to the same period last month, indicating increased market activity. On September 15, Swire Properties performed well in sales at Chai Wan Hyde Park, with some buyers shifting to second-hand properties in the same area, significantly increasing transaction volume and driving the stock price up. The market is active, and transaction volume is increasing, requiring attention to risks. Evergrande Property fell 3.54%. According to recent important news: On September 17, Evergrande Property received a letter of engagement from the liquidator, indicating that potential transactions have entered a substantive advancement stage, leading to market expectations for possible acquirers and causing stock price fluctuations. On September 15, market rumors suggested that China Overseas and China Resources were interested in acquiring Evergrande Property, but China Resources denied the rumors, and China Overseas did not make a clear statement, increasing market uncertainty. On September 18, Evergrande Property faced pressure on cash flow due to a decrease in prepaid property service fees and a decline in contract liabilities, affecting investor confidence. The market is filled with expectations for potential acquirers. China Resources Vientiane Life fell 0.72%. According to recent important news: On September 17, China Resources Vientiane Life signed a contract for the original Baoneng City commercial land in Hefei Binhu New District, planning to develop it into Binhu Vientiane Commercial, which is expected to set a record for the largest single Vientiane shopping center in Hefei. This move demonstrates the company's expansion strategy in the commercial real estate sector, potentially boosting market confidence. On September 16, Bank of America Securities released a report raising the target price for China Resources Vientiane Life from HKD 44 to HKD 45, maintaining a "Buy" rating, reflecting confidence in the company's future growth. On September 16, an industry report indicated that although mainland property management companies saw an 8% revenue growth in the first half of the year, investors are more concerned about fee recovery and operating cash flow, with short-term issues in fee collection likely to pressure stock prices. The industry shows steady growth, but concerns about fees remain