Movement Alert|SUNAC Rises 5.45% in Regular Trading, Property Sector Strengthens as Equity Incentive Plan Continues to Drive Sentiment

Market Focus07-30

On July 30, SUNAC rose 5.45% in regular trading, trading at 0.58 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 30.51 million HKD.

On the news front, the HK-listed property sector extended its rally, with China Resources Land up 1.52%, Country Garden up 1.16%, and China Overseas Development up 0.87%, reflecting continued sector-wide momentum. At the company level, SUNAC recently granted a total of 285 million incentive shares to 439 core personnel under its Team Stability Plan established following the completion of its offshore debt restructuring. The grant represents approximately 1.43% of issued shares and roughly 15.40% of the total plan pool, aimed at retaining key talent critical to long-term business recovery.

It is worth noting that SUNAC's onshore subsidiary recently disclosed that its Chongqing Jiangbeizui A-ONE project assets failed at judicial auction, and a court ruled that Chengdu Sunac Mall-related assets may be sold at discount or auctioned to satisfy creditor claims, which the company said may adversely affect its operations and repayment capacity.

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