Movement Alert|Country Garden Falls 5.43% in Regular Trading, Convertible Bond Conversions Continue to Pressure Market Sentiment

Market Focus06-25 10:09

On June 25, Country Garden fell 5.43% in regular trading, trading at HKD 0.175/share, with turnover of approximately HKD 26.84 million. The decline was driven by consecutive mandatory convertible bond conversions that have intensified market selling pressure.

According to company filings, Country Garden issued approximately 1.5785 million new shares on June 24 and approximately 2.3756 million new shares on June 22, both resulting from the conversion of zero-coupon mandatory convertible bonds at a conversion price of HKD 2.60 per share. Although each issuance accounts for a minimal percentage of total issued share capital (approximately 0.003%-0.005%), the sustained dilution effect — combined with the current share price trading at a steep 93% discount to the conversion price — has weighed heavily on investor sentiment.

The broader Real Estate Development sector exhibited broad weakness. Among peers, China Jinmao fell 5.34%, China Resources Land fell 4.29%, China Overseas Development fell 2.04%, and CK Asset fell 0.58%, reflecting clear sector-wide selling momentum.

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