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Seazen Group's Contracted Sales Reach 4.1 Billion Yuan in May
Seazen Group's (HKG:1030) contracted sales reached 4.10 billion yuan in May while its contracted sales area was 575,700 square meters, according to a Wednesday filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Seazen (01030.HK) achieved a cumulative contract sales of 19.754 billion yuan from January to May.
On May 2024, Seazen announced that it had achieved a contracted sales amount of approximately RMB 4.102 billion and a contracted sales area of approximately 575,700 square meters. From January to May 2024, the cumulative contracted sales amount was approximately RMB 19.754 billion and the cumulative sales area was approximately 2.7369 million square meters.
Express News | Seazen Group - May Contracted Sales RMB4.102 Bln
HTSC: China's mortgage rates may still have room to fall and remain bullish on the valuation repair of the real estate sector.
HTSC remains bullish on the real estate sector's valuation recovery, focusing on robust real estate developers with more resources in core cities and improved product capabilities, as well as property management companies with resilient performance, stable cash flow, and generous dividends.
Seazen (01030.HK): Intends to appoint Wu Ke as an independent non-executive director.
On June 4th, Gelunhui reported that Seazen (01030.HK) received a notice from Chen Huakang on June 4th, 2024. He has served the board of directors for more than eleven years. In order to maintain the good corporate governance practices of the company and allocate more time to deal with personal affairs, he will retire at the company's annual meeting of shareholders ("Shareholders Annual Meeting") and will not be re-elected at the Shareholders Annual Meeting. Therefore, Chen Huakang will also no longer serve as chairman of the audit committee and member of the remuneration committee, effective from the end of the Shareholders Annual Meeting. After considering the recommendations of the company's nomination committee, the board of directors decided to...
China Property Firms Could Revamp Business Models Amid Consolidation -- Market Talk
China's property companies could transform their business models amid accelerating industry consolidation, Citi analysts say in a research note.
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