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Hong Kong stock market changes|Mainland real estate continues recent decline, Shanghai real estate market has stabilized first, institutions say that the trend of recovery needs to be further strengthened.
Mainland real estate stocks continue their recent decline. As of press time, China Vanke (02202) was down 3.88%, trading at HKD 4.96; Sunac (01918) was down 3.28%, trading at HKD 1.18; Seazen (01030) was down 2.22%, trading at HKD 1.32; and R&F properties (02777) was down 1.1%, trading at HKD 0.9.
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Hong Kong stock market anomaly | Shimao Group (00813) fell nearly 6%, leading the decline in mainland real estate stocks, and commodity residence prices in various cities continued to adjust in May.
According to the Smart Finance and Economics APP, mainland real estate stocks fell collectively. As of press time, Shimao Group (00813) fell by 5.88%, reporting HKD 0.8; Sino-Ocean GP (03377) fell by 4.04%, reporting HKD 0.475; Sunac (01918) fell by 3.17%, reporting HKD 1.22; China Vanke (02202) fell by 3.02%, reporting HKD 5.14. In terms of news, data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed that in May, among the 70 large and medium-sized cities, the sales prices of commodity residences in various cities fell month-on-month, with a slightly expanded year-on-year decline. In May, the sales price of new commodity residences in first-tier cities fell on a ring basis.
Express News | Sunac : Bondholders Approve Co Plans to Delay Payments for Two Onshore Bonds - Exchange
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Sunac China (01918) issues a total of 167 million shares of mandatory convertible bonds to conversion holders for conversion into shares.
Sunac issued $2.75 billion in mandatory convertible bonds overseas as part of the company's debt restructuring plan. Within the first conversion period, the company received a conversion notice for a total principal amount of $1.904 billion, accounting for approximately 69.23% of the initial issuance of mandatory convertible bonds. The mandatory convertible bonds with a total principal amount of $1.904 billion have been converted into 2.475 billion shares. After this conversion, the remaining mandatory convertible bonds with the principal amount that has not been converted yet