CIFI HOLD GP Reports 58% Decline in December Contracted Sales to RMB1 Billion; 2025 Contracted Sales Decrease by 52%
Stock Performance: CIFI HOLD GP (00884.HK) experienced a decline of 3.03%, with short selling amounting to $366.59K and a ratio of 8.460%.
December Sales Figures: The company reported contracted sales of approximately RMB1 billion for December 2025, a decrease of 58.3% year-over-year, with a contracted average selling price of RMB10,400 per sq.m.
Annual Sales Overview: For the entire year of 2025, CIFI HOLD GP's aggregated contracted sales totaled RMB16.1 billion, down 52.2% year-over-year, with an average selling price of RMB10,900 per sq.m.
Equity Owner Sales: Contracted sales attributable to equity owners for December were around RMB500 million, while for the whole year, it was approximately RMB8.29 billion.
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Citi's Ratings and Target Prices for Chinese Developers (Table)
Citi's Ratings for Chinese Property Developers: Citi has provided investment ratings and target prices for various Chinese property developers, with ratings ranging from "Buy" to "Sell/High Risk" based on their performance and short selling ratios.
Target Prices Overview: Target prices for selected developers include Agile Group at HKD 0.53, C&D International Group at HKD 22.5, and China Overseas at HKD 17.2, reflecting varying levels of investor confidence.
Citi's Ratings for Brokerage Platforms: The investment ratings for Chinese brokerage platforms and project managers also indicate a "Buy" recommendation for companies like KE Holdings and Greentown Management, with target prices set at USD 22.6 and HKD 3.45, respectively.
Market Reactions and Short Selling: The report highlights significant short selling activity across various stocks, indicating market volatility and investor caution, particularly in the context of the Chinese real estate sector.
HSI Rises by 141 Points on Settlement Day as Chinese Developers Soar; Consumer Stocks Improve After Noon
Market Performance: Hong Kong stocks rose on the settlement date, with the HSI increasing by 141 points (0.5%) to close at 27,968, while the HSCEI gained 40 points (0.4%) to finish at 9,552. The HSTECH, however, fell by 59 points (1%) to close at 5,841.
Chinese Developers Surge: Significant gains were observed among Chinese developers, attributed to reports that they are no longer required to report the "Three Red Lines" metrics monthly. Notable increases included KWG GROUP (+40.96%), CHINA AOYUAN (+32.88%), and SUNAC (+29.13%).
Short Selling Activity: The short selling activity was notable, with various developers experiencing high ratios, such as SHIMAO GROUP (6.765%) and CIFI HOLD GP (1.472%), indicating a mix of investor sentiment in the market.
Consumer Stocks Rise: Consumer stocks also saw increases, with ZJLD surging by 12.35% and CTG DUTY-FREE by 7.98%, alongside other notable gains in companies like TSINGTAO BREW (+5.63%) and ANTA SPORTS (+4.80%).
HSI Rises 0.5% at Midday, Reaching Over 4.5-Year High; Chinese Developers Active; SANDS CHINA LTD Under Pressure
Market Performance: The HSI experienced a strong start, reaching a 4.5-year high of 27,981 before settling at 27,975, with a midday increase of 148 points or 0.5%. The HSCEI also rose by 43 points, while the HSTECH saw a slight decline.
Chinese Property Developers Rally: Several Chinese property developers surged in stock prices after being exempted from submitting monthly "Three Red Lines" reports, with notable increases of 26-34% for companies like CHINA AOYUAN and LOGAN GROUP.
Mixed Results in Other Sectors: While property managers and some tech stocks saw gains, companies like SANDS CHINA and GALAXY ENT experienced declines, with SANDS CHINA dropping 7.3% despite a rise in its adjusted property EBITDA.
Commodity and Tech Stock Movements: Gold and silver prices reached new highs, positively impacting ZIJIN MINING, while tech giants like TENCENT and BIDU-SW saw minor increases, contrasting with losses from BABA-W and BILIBILI-W.
Chinese Developers Decline Significantly as CIFI HOLD GP Drops 10%, While CHINA VANKE Rises 2.6%
Hong Kong Stock Market Performance: Hong Kong stocks opened lower on the 21st, with the HSI initially dropping 90 points before rebounding slightly, ultimately closing down 52 points at 26,435 with a turnover of $96.386 billion.
Chinese Blue Chip Developers: Major Chinese blue chip developers experienced declines, with LONGFOR GROUP, CHINA RES LAND, and CHINA OVERSEAS dropping between 0.5% and 3.2%, while CHINA RES MIXC saw a slight increase of 0.2%.
CIFI HOLD GP's Significant Drop: CIFI HOLD GP opened flat but fell significantly during the morning session, dropping 10.29% to a listing low of $0.122 after a previous 16% plunge on block trade.
CHINA VANKE's Bondholder Approval: CHINA VANKE outperformed its peers with a 2.6% gain after bondholders approved a plan to adjust repayment arrangements, including a 40% principal repayment by the end of January and an extension for the remaining 60%.
CIFI HOLD GP Reports 58% Decline in December Contracted Sales to RMB1 Billion; 2025 Contracted Sales Decrease by 52%
Stock Performance: CIFI HOLD GP (00884.HK) experienced a decline of 3.03%, with short selling amounting to $366.59K and a ratio of 8.460%.
December Sales Figures: The company reported contracted sales of approximately RMB1 billion for December 2025, a decrease of 58.3% year-over-year, with a contracted average selling price of RMB10,400 per sq.m.
Annual Sales Overview: For the entire year of 2025, CIFI HOLD GP's aggregated contracted sales totaled RMB16.1 billion, down 52.2% year-over-year, with an average selling price of RMB10,900 per sq.m.
Equity Owner Sales: Contracted sales attributable to equity owners for December were around RMB500 million, while for the whole year, it was approximately RMB8.29 billion.
HSI Ends 27 Points Lower; KUAISHOU-W Drops Over 3%; CSPC PHARMA Rises 7%
Market Performance: The HSI closed at 25,774, down 27 points (0.11%), with muted trading ahead of a long holiday and a total turnover of HK$157.131 billion.
Tech Stocks Movement: KUAISHOU-W fell 3.5% due to a cyberattack, while other tech stocks like TENCENT and XIAOMI also experienced declines, with TENCENT down 2% and XIAOMI down 1.5%.
Real Estate Sector Struggles: CHINA VANKE dropped 2.3% after a bond proposal failed, impacting other real estate stocks like CIFI HOLD GP and KAISA GROUP, which also saw significant declines.
Pharmaceuticals Highlight: CSPC PHARMA surged 7.6% after its chairman increased his shareholding, making it the best-performing blue chip, while other pharmaceutical stocks faced minor losses.
Citi's Ratings and Target Prices for Chinese Developers (Table)
Citi's Ratings for Chinese Property Developers: Citi has provided investment ratings and target prices for various Chinese property developers, with ratings ranging from "Buy" to "Sell/High Risk" based on their performance and short selling ratios.
Target Prices Overview: Target prices for selected developers include Agile Group at HKD 0.53, C&D International Group at HKD 22.5, and China Overseas at HKD 17.2, reflecting varying levels of investor confidence.
Citi's Ratings for Brokerage Platforms: The investment ratings for Chinese brokerage platforms and project managers also indicate a "Buy" recommendation for companies like KE Holdings and Greentown Management, with target prices set at USD 22.6 and HKD 3.45, respectively.
Market Reactions and Short Selling: The report highlights significant short selling activity across various stocks, indicating market volatility and investor caution, particularly in the context of the Chinese real estate sector.
HSI Rises by 141 Points on Settlement Day as Chinese Developers Soar; Consumer Stocks Improve After Noon
Market Performance: Hong Kong stocks rose on the settlement date, with the HSI increasing by 141 points (0.5%) to close at 27,968, while the HSCEI gained 40 points (0.4%) to finish at 9,552. The HSTECH, however, fell by 59 points (1%) to close at 5,841.
Chinese Developers Surge: Significant gains were observed among Chinese developers, attributed to reports that they are no longer required to report the "Three Red Lines" metrics monthly. Notable increases included KWG GROUP (+40.96%), CHINA AOYUAN (+32.88%), and SUNAC (+29.13%).
Short Selling Activity: The short selling activity was notable, with various developers experiencing high ratios, such as SHIMAO GROUP (6.765%) and CIFI HOLD GP (1.472%), indicating a mix of investor sentiment in the market.
Consumer Stocks Rise: Consumer stocks also saw increases, with ZJLD surging by 12.35% and CTG DUTY-FREE by 7.98%, alongside other notable gains in companies like TSINGTAO BREW (+5.63%) and ANTA SPORTS (+4.80%).
HSI Rises 0.5% at Midday, Reaching Over 4.5-Year High; Chinese Developers Active; SANDS CHINA LTD Under Pressure
Market Performance: The HSI experienced a strong start, reaching a 4.5-year high of 27,981 before settling at 27,975, with a midday increase of 148 points or 0.5%. The HSCEI also rose by 43 points, while the HSTECH saw a slight decline.
Chinese Property Developers Rally: Several Chinese property developers surged in stock prices after being exempted from submitting monthly "Three Red Lines" reports, with notable increases of 26-34% for companies like CHINA AOYUAN and LOGAN GROUP.
Mixed Results in Other Sectors: While property managers and some tech stocks saw gains, companies like SANDS CHINA and GALAXY ENT experienced declines, with SANDS CHINA dropping 7.3% despite a rise in its adjusted property EBITDA.
Commodity and Tech Stock Movements: Gold and silver prices reached new highs, positively impacting ZIJIN MINING, while tech giants like TENCENT and BIDU-SW saw minor increases, contrasting with losses from BABA-W and BILIBILI-W.
Chinese Developers Decline Significantly as CIFI HOLD GP Drops 10%, While CHINA VANKE Rises 2.6%
Hong Kong Stock Market Performance: Hong Kong stocks opened lower on the 21st, with the HSI initially dropping 90 points before rebounding slightly, ultimately closing down 52 points at 26,435 with a turnover of $96.386 billion.
Chinese Blue Chip Developers: Major Chinese blue chip developers experienced declines, with LONGFOR GROUP, CHINA RES LAND, and CHINA OVERSEAS dropping between 0.5% and 3.2%, while CHINA RES MIXC saw a slight increase of 0.2%.
CIFI HOLD GP's Significant Drop: CIFI HOLD GP opened flat but fell significantly during the morning session, dropping 10.29% to a listing low of $0.122 after a previous 16% plunge on block trade.
CHINA VANKE's Bondholder Approval: CHINA VANKE outperformed its peers with a 2.6% gain after bondholders approved a plan to adjust repayment arrangements, including a 40% principal repayment by the end of January and an extension for the remaining 60%.
CIFI HOLD GP Reports 58% Decline in December Contracted Sales to RMB1 Billion; 2025 Contracted Sales Decrease by 52%
Stock Performance: CIFI HOLD GP (00884.HK) experienced a decline of 3.03%, with short selling amounting to $366.59K and a ratio of 8.460%.
December Sales Figures: The company reported contracted sales of approximately RMB1 billion for December 2025, a decrease of 58.3% year-over-year, with a contracted average selling price of RMB10,400 per sq.m.
Annual Sales Overview: For the entire year of 2025, CIFI HOLD GP's aggregated contracted sales totaled RMB16.1 billion, down 52.2% year-over-year, with an average selling price of RMB10,900 per sq.m.
Equity Owner Sales: Contracted sales attributable to equity owners for December were around RMB500 million, while for the whole year, it was approximately RMB8.29 billion.
HSI Ends 27 Points Lower; KUAISHOU-W Drops Over 3%; CSPC PHARMA Rises 7%
Market Performance: The HSI closed at 25,774, down 27 points (0.11%), with muted trading ahead of a long holiday and a total turnover of HK$157.131 billion.
Tech Stocks Movement: KUAISHOU-W fell 3.5% due to a cyberattack, while other tech stocks like TENCENT and XIAOMI also experienced declines, with TENCENT down 2% and XIAOMI down 1.5%.
Real Estate Sector Struggles: CHINA VANKE dropped 2.3% after a bond proposal failed, impacting other real estate stocks like CIFI HOLD GP and KAISA GROUP, which also saw significant declines.
Pharmaceuticals Highlight: CSPC PHARMA surged 7.6% after its chairman increased his shareholding, making it the best-performing blue chip, while other pharmaceutical stocks faced minor losses.
