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SINO LAND
00083.HK
Sino Land Company Limited, an investment holding company, invests in, develops, manages, and trades in properties. It operates through Property Sales, Property Rental, Hotel Operations, Investments in Securities and Financing, and Property Management and Other Services segments. The company’s property portfolio includes shopping malls, offices, industrial buildings, residentials and car parks. In addition, it provides cleaning, building construction and management, financing, administration, security, mortgage loan financing, secretarial, management, project management, securities investment, consultancy, and deposit placing services, as well as operates hotels.
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00083.HKMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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05/12/2025 Update
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Real Estate DevelopmentIndustry
Industry Ranking6/128
Industry medianD
Industry averageD
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  • Profit ScoreC
    • ROE2.40%C
    • Profit Margin49.11%A
    • Gross Margin47.60%B
  • Growth ScoreD
    • Revenue YoY-6.64%D
    • Net Profit YoY-8.70%C
    • Total Assets YoY1.81%C
    • Net Assets YoY2.15%C
  • Cash ScoreD
    • Cash Flow Margin203.61%C
    • OCF YoY-6.64%D
  • Operating ScoreE
    • Turnover0.04E
  • Debt ScoreA
    • Gearing Ratio7.47%A

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    Hong Kong developers push for blanket smoking ban at construction sites after deadly fire

    Major Hong Kong developers, including Sino Land, Swire Properties, Sun Hung Kai, and New World Development, are considering a blanket smoking ban at construction sites after a deadly fire in Tai Po. Henderson Land Development has already implemented the ban, with strict penalties for violations. CK Asset Holdings has also prohibited smoking, with severe consequences for rule-breakers. The Real Estate Developers Association is gathering views on the ban. The Construction Industry Council and the Commissioner of Labour support the prohibition of smoking at construction sites.

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    Morning Trend | SINO LAND steadily rises, how much further can "real estate recovery" go?

    On December 1st, SINO LAND (83.HK) continued to rise during the trading session, driven by the theme of 'real estate recovery' which boosted industry confidence. Multiple regions have continuously introduced measures to optimize the housing market, with significant news such as the merger of purchase restrictions in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, and official window guidance enhancing industry enthusiasm. Overall, capital is gradually flowing back into the sector, and investor sentiment has noticeably warmed. Technically, although SINO LAND's trading volume did not explode on a single day, a bullish structure dominates, and a head-and-shoulders bottom pattern is gradually taking shape, increasing expectations for a short-term breakout. However, volatility near recent highs has also significantly intensified, and the slow release of trading volume during the session indicates that a wait-and-see atmosphere still exists among investors. Sector rotation and expectations for policy support are continuously alternating, with main players relatively concentrated in their operations. Future focus will be on the sustainability of policy stimulus and fluctuations in the interest rate curve. If there is a funding disruption or negative industry events, the short-term correction space may be amplified. Operational advice is to pay attention to the performance of key moving averages and interval support, as marginal changes in volume, price, and sector sentiment will determine whether the strength can be sustained

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    The fifth round of sales for Pak King Fung in Yau Tong on Friday saw 98 units sold at a discounted price below HKD 6 million

    SINO LAND, CSI PROPERTIES, and MTR CORPORATION will conduct the second round of sales for the Oil Tong Pak King Fung on Friday, involving 150 units. If customers choose the 120-day payment plan and enjoy a 15% discount, the discounted price of 98 units will be below HKD 6 million. The first round of sales was nearly sold out, and the market expects attractive rental returns, prompting investors to actively enter the market

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    UBS's Investment Ratings and Target Prices for Hong Kong and Mainland Real Estate Stocks (Table)

    UBS released a research report listing the investment ratings and target prices for real estate stocks in Hong Kong and mainland China. Among Hong Kong real estate stocks, Sun Hung Kai Properties is rated as Neutral, with a target price of HKD 96; CK ASSET, HENDERSON LAND, SINO LAND, and others are rated as Buy. Among mainland real estate stocks, China Resources Land and CHINA OVERSEAS are rated as Buy or Neutral

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    SinoLand’s One Park Place sells out 150 units within hours on keen pricing

    Sino Land's One Park Place in Yau Tong sold out all 150 units in its first batch within half a day, driven by aggressive pricing and prime location. The project, developed with CSI Properties and MTR Corporation, saw high demand with over 4,500 cheques submitted, making it 30 times oversubscribed. The first batch averaged HK$14,701 per square foot after discounts, marking a nine-year low for urban homes. The development comprises 748 units, with further units expected to be released soon at slightly higher prices.

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