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On October 23, an individual close to Xiaomi's deal for commercial land in Shanghai said that the property is not intended for the firm's carmaking business, but for the new Shanghai headquarter, planned as early as 2018.
KE Holdings, a Chinese real estate trading platform, announced on Wednesday that it plans to be listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) by way of introduction, with Goldman Sachs and CICC as co-sponsors.
Jonjee Hi-Tech owned by Baoneng Investment Group issued a reply to announcement on receiving a Supervision Letter from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, disclosing the amount of debt and the assets of its holders.
The property management services firm owned by Vanke called Onewo Space-Tech Service Co., Ltd. (Onewo) has formally submitted an application for a public listing.
On May 9, the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission issued a reply regarding the change of shareholders of Yi'an Property Insurance Co., Ltd., approving BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. to acquire 1 billion shares of Yi'an Property Insurance, with a shareholding ratio of 100%.
Onewo, a property management service provider, on September 1 passed a review by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) for a public listing. The firm will become the sixth property stock listed in Hong Kong this year.
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Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com announced on March 30 that it is planning to spin off its property and industrial units and list them on the Hong Kong stock exchange. JD.com would hold more than 50% of Jingdong Property Inc and Jingdong Industrials Inc after the completion of the spinoffs.
Ni Kuiyang, Chief Financial Officer of Chinese property developer SOHO China, was probed by police for investigation on suspicion of insider trading.
Zhang Li, the co-founder and CEO of Guangzhou-based R&F Properties, has been formally accused of bribery by United States authorities. The Hong Kong-listed company stated that it planned to fight what it called "false allegations."
This Friday, HKEX information showed that the IPO prospectus submitted by Anjuke had become invalid. At present, the relevant application materials are no longer supported for reading or downloading.
Rental markets in key cities across China have basically recovered throughout the month of August, including an increase in the overall transaction volume for Beijing, a report showed.