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China Overseas Land & Investment

(中国海外发展有限公司)

China Overseas Land & Investment
China Overseas Land & Investment
中国海外发展有限公司
COLI is an investment holding and property investment group. It was incorporated in Hong Kong in 1979, a subsidiary of China State Construction Engineering Corporation, the largest construction conglomerate in China. In August 1992, COLI was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and in 2007 became a constituent stock of the Hang Seng Index.
Chairman / President
Yan Jianguo
CFO / Finance Director
Luo Xiao
Industry
Property
Website
coli.com.hk
Headquarters Address
28/F, China Overseas Building, 139 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Stock Code
SEHK: 688
Year Founded
1979
The Northern Metropolis tender at Hung Shui Kiu aims to integrate housing with innovation and technology uses. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong economy

Development chief hails ‘diversified’ consortium in Northern Metropolis pilot bid

Despite receiving two bids for Hung Shui Kiu project, Bernadette Linn says mix of property developers and operators meets government’s aim.

Hong Kong property

Northern Metropolis: A new era for development or a tough sell?

Hong Kong property

‘Aggressive pricing’: Able Engineering tops titans’ bids in Hong Kong land sale

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Hong Kong property

6 bids for Hong Kong land sale signal renewed confidence despite market caution

Tung Chung site draws bids from major developers SHKP, Kerry and Sino Land, reflecting cautious optimism for the residential property market.

A general view of Tung Chung. Photo: Felix Wong
Hong Kong property

Sino Land-led consortium to invest US$1.7 billion in Northern Metropolis project

Sino Land chairman Daryl Ng said the Kam Sheung Road project marks a key step in advancing the Northern Metropolis.

Banking & finance

Hong Kong buyers snap up more than 180 new homes as market confidence returns

About 70 per cent of buyers were end users and 30 per cent investors, with mainland buyers accounting for about 20 per cent of the total.

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Hong Kong property

Hong Kong land fetches US$230 million as Chinese developer outbids city rivals

China Overseas Land & Investment beats eight rivals to secure a 50-year lease for a 33,712 sq ft housing plot in Ngau Tau Kok.

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The residential site on Choi Ha Road, near Amoy Gardens, is expected to yield 470 residential units. Photo: Google Maps
Hong Kong stock market

Hang Seng Index sinks 2.4% to cap worst week since April on AI bubble fears

Hong Kong stock benchmark’s loss of 5.1 per cent for the five-day period is the most since April 11.

Hong Kong property

Chinachem secures plot in Hong Kong’s Tsuen Wan for US$318 million

Private developer outbids eight others for the site, which is expected to yield 780 flats.

Hong Kong property

Affluent Hong Kong investors snap up luxury flats as property market improves

‘With more rate cuts ahead … expect home prices to register some 3 to 5 per cent upside in 2026,’ property analyst Raymond Cheng says.

Potential buyers at the sales offices of Deep Water Pavilia in June. Photo: Edmond So
Sino Land Co

Sino Land wins Tuen Mun land tender with HK$1 billion bid as market improves

The transaction marks the Hong Kong government’s first residential plot sale this financial year.

A general view of Hoi Chu Road in Tuen Mun. Photo: Google Maps
China property

China’s property market shows signs of stabilisation as rates hit historic lows

S&P says primary home prices this year are set to drop 1 per cent nationwide, coupled with a 2 per cent fall in primary sales volume.

China property

No respite in sight for Chinese developers as profits continue to slump

China Overseas Land & Investment’s profit sank 40 per cent to 15.6 billion yuan, while Country Garden trimmed its loss to 32.8 billion yuan.

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China property

Golden week: China’s property market gets boost from Beijing’s stimulus measures

Strong sales in Shenzhen during the week-long holiday reflect the impact of recent wide-ranging stimulus measures rolled out by Beijing.

Chinese homebuyers gather at a property showroom in Shenzhen’s Nanshan district on October 3, 2024. Photo: Yulu Ao
US-China relations

Chinese firm Fuyao raided in US over alleged financial crimes and labour abuse

Raids at Ohio factory and 27 other locations come as Chinese business delegation visits US ‘to consolidate economic and trade cooperation’.

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Parent company Fuyao Group has confirmed the raids on Fuyao Glass America’s factory in Ohio on Friday morning. Photo: Xinhua
China property

China’s property stimulus plan needs more time, money and policy support

The mainland has US$3.9 trillion worth of unsold properties, which makes Beijing’s funding plan account for less than 2 per cent of that excess inventory, a Barclays report said.

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Indonesia

4 Chinese workers killed after blast at China-owned Indonesia nickel plant

The blast occurred during furnace maintenance on Sunday morning, and is the third deadly accident this year at Chinese-owned nickel smelting plants in Central Sulawesi province, which has the largest nickel reserves in Indonesia.

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Property policies

China’s property stocks rally as market cheers stimulus policies

The latest market-friendly policies in Suzhou and Guangzhou came hot on the heels of Wednesday’s press release by the government to ensure the healthy development of the housing market.

A real estate expo in the Fujian provincial capital of Fuzhou on November 16, 2012. Photo: Xinhua
US-China relations

Chinese firms in the US report revenue bounces back but investment drops

China General Chamber of Commerce in the US asked 111 Chinese companies about their revenue and their outlook, with 54 per cent reporting revenue growth.

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Pakistan

Are China’s belt and road projects in cash-strapped Pakistan losing momentum?

Pakistan’s new coalition government is struggling to secure finance for the initiative promised by former PM Imran Khan; negotiations with IMF continue; Beijing has financed US$25 billion of infrastructure since 2015.

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The Philippines

Philippines relaxes rules to woo foreign investment

President Rodrigo Duterte approved new law allowing international players to set up and fully own small and medium-sized businesses; must hire at least 15 local workers and introduce advanced technology.

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The China-funded Binondo-Intramuros Bridge is under construction in Manila. Photo: Xinhua
China property

Chinese cities ask developers to stop discounts amid stability concerns

At least eight Chinese cities are making sure developers do not offer excessively cheap homes as authorities look to keep the housing market stable and prevent a collapse in prices.

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The Greater Bay Area city of Huizhou in Guangdong province has come with measures to maintain stability in the property market. Photo: Shutterstock
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong homebuyers re-enter market on growth prospects, cheap funds

The continuous flow of financial liquidity will boost Hong Kong’s property market, helping owner-occupiers afford new homes while spurring investors to park their capital in fixed assets that generate higher returns.

Weekend Property

Buyers snap up Kai Tak’s first seafront flats, extending city’s buying frenzy

The sale result came amid a boom on the city’s housing market, the world’s costliest, as cheap money unleashed by global central banks prompts investors to seek investments that can preserve values.

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China property

China’s centralised land sale could bring runaway house prices under check

Developers will be forced to rethink their land buying needs as the government sets auction frequency to three times a year under the new centralised scheme.

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A man drives a tractor carrying building materials past a property under construction in Xiongxian county, Hebei province, China. Photo: Reuters
China property

Developer COLI aims to create ‘tech ecosystem’ to boost income as market slows

China Overseas Land & Investment reported net profits down 3.7 per cent to 20.5 billion yuan (US$2.97 billion) in the first half, as revenues increased 11 per cent, beating consensus estimates.

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The company reported net profits down 3.7 per cent to 20.5 billion yuan (US$2.97 billion) in the six months to June 30. Photo: SCMP Pictures
The Philippines

In South China Sea, Philippines is between pebble and hard place

Manila and Beijing might be playing down differences in the South China Sea as ‘a little pebble in the road’, but they’ll have a tough time convincing the Filipino public.

China property

China’s developers accelerate sales to shore up cash amid pandemic

Four major Chinese developers reported profit growth for 2019 on Thursday, but said they are braced for hard times as the deadly coronavirus squashes market demand

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