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Greentown China meldet Verkaufsumsatz von 9,7 Milliarden RMB im Januar 2026

Greentown China Holdings Limited reported a total sales area of approximately 470,000 square meters and a total contract revenue of about 9.7 billion RMB for January 2026. The company sold 1,179 units in self-investment projects, with a sales area of around 180,000 square meters at an average price of about 34,345 RMB per square meter. Monthly revenue was approximately 6.1 billion RMB, with a contracted sales area of 220,000 square meters generating around 6.3 billion RMB in revenue. Additionally, subscription sales amounted to 2.8 billion RMB, and project management sales reached about 3.4 billion RMB. The reported data is preliminary and unaudited.

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Greentown China Holdings Limited kündigt Rahmenvereinbarung zur Erbringung von Dekorations- und Installationsdienstleistungen an

Greentown China Holdings Limited has announced a framework agreement for the ongoing provision of decoration and installation services for China Communications Construction Group (CCCG) and its subsidiaries and affiliates. This agreement is effective from February 3, 2026, to December 31, 2028. Individual projects will be governed by separate contracts subject to applicable bidding and procurement regulations.

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Morgan Stanley: The recent upward trend in the real estate sector is difficult to sustain, and residential sales and property prices are expected to decline in the coming months

Morgan Stanley pointed out that the recent upward trend in the domestic real estate sector is difficult to sustain, and it is expected that residential sales and housing prices will decline in the coming months. Despite improved investor sentiment and a rebound in residential sales, the diminishing effects of policies and seasonal factors will impact the market. The bank holds a pessimistic view on the annual performance of mainland real estate companies, believing that profits will decline significantly. In terms of investment ratings, C&D International Group and CHINA RES LAND are viewed positively, while GREENTOWN CHINA and CHINA JINMAO are recommended for reduction

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Citigroup expects that the relaxation of the "three red lines" policy in mainland China will have limited impact on the fundamentals of the industry, and the possibility of increasing leverage for investment in the short term is not high

Citi released a research report stating that mainland property companies are no longer required to report the "three red lines" indicators monthly. The policy aims to limit debt and encourage deleveraging. Although the pace of policy implementation has accelerated, restoring investment will still take time, and state-owned enterprises must comply with leverage requirements, making the possibility of increasing leverage in the short term low. Citi believes that the cancellation of the "three red lines" will have a limited impact on the industry's fundamentals but may boost market sentiment. It is expected that profit forecasts will be revised down from January to March this year, with preferred domestic property stocks including China Jinmao and Greentown China

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"Hong Kong Stocks" The Hang Seng Index closed up 699 points, reaching a high not seen in over four and a half years, with financial, real estate, and commodity stocks leading the gains

Hong Kong stocks rose significantly, with the Hang Seng Index closing at a high of 27,826 points, up 699 points or 2.6%, reaching a high not seen in over four and a half years. The National Index rose by 267 points, and the Hang Seng Tech Index increased by 145 points. Financial, real estate, and commodity stocks led the gains, with HSBC, BOC HONG KONG, HKEX, and AIA all showing significant increases. Domestic property stocks such as CHINA JINMAO and GREENTOWN CHINA rose by 11.9% and 9%, respectively. Spot gold broke through $5,200, and resource and oil stocks also performed strongly

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