Movement Alert|CHINA VANKE rises 5.09% in Regular Trading, property policy optimism lifts mainland developer shares

Market Focus10-26

On October 26, CHINA VANKE rose 5.09% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$2.36, with turnover of HK$64.96 million.

The move was linked mainly to an industry and policy-driven rebound in mainland property stocks. Market expectations for additional housing support measures have strengthened, while the first-home mortgage interest subsidy policy has already been confirmed for implementation, helping revive sentiment across the sector.

Recent policy follow-through has added to that backdrop. A detailed rollout in Shiyan made it the first lower-tier city to implement the latest home-sales framework, and analysts said execution in lower-tier, high-inventory cities may become more flexible, reducing expectations of negative impact on developers. On the company side, CHINA VANKE recently disclosed subsidiary loan guarantee arrangements totaling up to RMB365 million and a separate RMB150 million equity pledge guarantee. Its board is also scheduled to review third-quarter results on October 29, with the market watching operating data and liquidity progress.

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