Movement Alert|China Overseas Land Rises 3.52% in Regular Trading, First-Tier City Home Prices Rebound Consecutively as Brokerages Favor State-Owned Developers

Market Focus14:54

On July 16, China Overseas Land & Investment rose 3.52% in regular trading, trading at HK$13.54/share, with turnover of HK$301 million.

On the news front, the mainland property sector rallied broadly as first-tier city home prices posted consecutive month-on-month gains, reinforcing expectations of a sustained market stabilization. CLSA assigned an Outperform rating to state-owned developers, while Citi previously initiated a 30-day positive catalyst watch on China Overseas Land with a target price of HK$18.2.

On fundamentals, the company reported first-half cumulative contracted property sales of approximately RMB134.35 billion, up 11.8% year-on-year, maintaining double-digit growth momentum. Goldman Sachs previously estimated under a bullish scenario that by 2028, the company's cash earnings could grow over 30% versus current projections. Additionally, the company recently issued RMB3 billion in 5-year bonds at a coupon of just 1.75% with 3.04x oversubscription, underscoring its strong financing capability.

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