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Nomura Adjusts China Resources Land's Price Target to HK$32.60 From HK$35.80, Keeps at Buy

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Nomura Adjusts China Resources Land's Price Target to HK$32.60 From HK$35.80, Keeps at Buy

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Cushman & Wakefield reports that premium office supply in mainland China and Hong Kong is set to peak this year, while demand lags due to economic slowdown and global uncertainties. By the end of 2025, premium office inventory in Greater China is expected to reach 99.2 million square meters, but net absorption will only rise by 2.3 million square meters, increasing vacancy rates to 25.4%. Rents in major cities are declining, with landlords advised to adopt proactive leasing strategies. Demand recovery is expected to be moderate amid ongoing challenges.

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Mainland China, Hong Kong premium office supply to peak as demand lags: Cushman

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The latest report from Zhongyuan CSI (Residential Sale Price) is 70.41 points, an increase of 1.91 points from last week, indicating a heated overall property market, with the top ten housing estates achieving an 8-week high in transactions. The CSI (Residential Rent) is reported at 68.35 points, up 2.26 points week-on-week, reaching a new high since July 2021. Shop rents have slightly increased, while industrial and office property rents and sales have declined for two consecutive weeks. It is expected that the CSI will continue to hover around the 70-point level in the short term, with a slight improvement in the office market

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In "Hong Kong Property," the Centaline CSI (Residential Price) increased by 1.91 points weekly, with the index rising above 70 points

Nomura released a research report stating that CHINA RES LAND's performance in 2025 will exceed market expectations, with overall revenue remaining flat, recurring revenue rising 3.7% to 43.3 billion yuan, and core net profit falling 11.4% to 22.5 billion yuan, which is below the company's original guidance. The firm raised its sales forecasts for 2026 to 2027 by 2% to 3%, while lowering its profit forecasts by 16% to 18%, and reduced the target price from HKD 35.8 to HKD 32.6, maintaining a "Buy" rating

Nomura: CHINA RES LAND's profit fell last year but was better than expected, lowering the target price to 32.6 yuan

Bank of America Securities has maintained a Buy rating on China Resources Land (CRBJF) as of March 30, setting a price target of HK$43.00. The stock closed at HK$28.14. The analyst consensus suggests a Strong Buy rating with an average price target of HK$39.57, indicating a potential upside of 40.62%. DBS also supports a Buy rating with a target of HK$34.90.

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China Resources Land (CRBJF) Gets a Buy from Bank of America Securities

China Resources Land Limited reported earnings results for the full year ended December 31, 2025. For the full year, the company reported sales was CNY 281,437.89 million compared to CNY 278,905.49 million a year ago. Net income was CNY 25,417.53 million compared to CNY 25,532.75 million a year ago.Basic earnings per share from continuing operations was CNY 3.56 compared to CNY 3.58 a year ago. Diluted earnings per share from continuing operations was CNY 3.56 compared to CNY 3.58 a year ago.

China Resources Land Limited Reports Earnings Results for the Full Year Ended December 31, 2025

China Resources Land's 2025 Profit, Revenue Beat Estimates

China Resources Land's 2025 Profit, Revenue Beat Estimates

CHINA RES LAND announced its full-year results for the year ending last December, with a revenue of RMB 281.438 billion, a year-on-year increase of 0.9%. The net profit was RMB 25.418 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 0.5%; earnings per share were RMB 3.56. The final dividend was reduced to RMB 0.966, with a total annual dividend of RMB 1.166. The comprehensive gross profit margin was 21.2%, with a gross profit margin of 15.5% for development and sales business. The group's total borrowings amounted to RMB 281.47 billion, with cash holdings of RMB 116.99 billion, and an interest-bearing debt ratio of 39.2%. In the future, it will focus on strategic-led investment and lean management

"Blue Chip" Rundi's annual net profit is 25.418 billion RMB, down 0.5%, with the final dividend reduced to 0.966 RMB

China Resources Land (HK:1109) reported a consolidated revenue of RMB281.44 billion for 2025, a 0.9% increase year-on-year, driven by its development property business. The profit attributable to shareholders was RMB25.42 billion, with a proposed dividend of RMB1.166 per share. The company achieved contracted sales of RMB233.60 billion and has a land bank of 46.73 million square meters. With total borrowings of RMB281.47 billion and cash of RMB116.99 billion, the net gearing ratio is 39.2%. Analysts rate the stock as a Buy with a price target of HK$36.00.

China Resources Land Posts Stable 2025 Results With Strong Sales Pipeline and Low Funding Costs

Hong Kong's Centaline City Leading Index (CCL) shows mixed trends in property prices, with a slight decline of 0.11% to 150.88. Despite increased market volatility due to Middle East tensions, the CCL remains at its second-highest level in over two years, up 4.7% year-to-date. Price indices for large estates and small to medium units fell by 0.2%, while large units rose by 0.2%. Regional price changes varied, with decreases in New Territories West and Kowloon, and increases in New Territories East and Hong Kong Island. Upcoming financial changes may impact secondary property prices from April.

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Nomura Adjusts China Resources Land's Price Target to HK$32.60 From HK$35.80, Keeps at Buy

Mainland China, Hong Kong premium office supply to peak as demand lags: Cushman

In "Hong Kong Property," the Centaline CSI (Residential Price) increased by 1.91 points weekly, with the index rising above 70 points

Nomura: CHINA RES LAND's profit fell last year but was better than expected, lowering the target price to 32.6 yuan

China Resources Land (CRBJF) Gets a Buy from Bank of America Securities