News for Sunac China Holdings Limited (1918.HK)

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Shares in Hong Kong and China dropped Thursday on a slew of bad economic data from the housing and financial sector. The Hang Seng Index fell 2.5% to 17,295.89 points and China’s CSI 300 index ended the day 2.1% lower at 3,533.54 points.

Shares of bank stocks lifted Hong Kong markets Thursday as China’s sovereign fund went on a bank buying spree.

Talk in China Wednesday turned to how much of the country’s multi-billion warchest the government is about to use to stimulate its flagging economy.

Hong Kong property developer Hysan Development Company Limited (OTC: HYSNY) issued a prospectus for up to $4 billion of medium-term bonds Monday, more than 10 times its average medium-term debt tr

Hong Kong stocks ended a quiet week in the green as speculators bet that government easing measures in China would come into place to stimulate the local economy. The Hang Seng Index finished the day’s trading 1.6% higher at 17,485.98.

Positive economic data for China growth and the approved restructuring of a major property developer lifted stocks in Hong Kong Thursday in the mid-morning session, although most failed to hold onto the gains in the afternoon. Hang Seng Index was flat by end of the trading day, just 10 basis points higher at 17,212.43 points.

Shares of Hong Kong property developer China Evergrande Group Limited (OTC: EGRNF) surged after it resumed trading in Hong Kong Tuesday morning, buoyed by speculative bets in an otherwise down market.

The crisis is a mixed picture with overwhelmingly dark shading, yielding benefits in a few areas but threatening far broader damage.

Hong Kong and China exchanges continue to face headwinds from cash-strapped property developers even as the domestic Chinese economy goes into a traditionally bumper holiday week.

Continued troubles in the real estate sector in China are scaring investors in Hong Kong and leading to talks of a potential China property-led global market rout.

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Trading in shares of heavily indebted China Evergrande (3333.HK) was suspended on Monday, days after some bondholders said the property developer at the centre of jitters over China's financial system had missed a second key bond interest payment.

One of the things I do on a regular basis as a retail investor is to study the individual companies' business fundamentals, shortlist those that are fundamentally sound and invest in them when the right opportunity to do so comes. On top of that, if the company is currently trading at a 'discount' based on its current valuations (compared against its average) then all the better. Speaking of which, in this post, I will be sharing with you 4 Hong Kong-listed property developers that meet both criteria (fundamentally sound and at the same time, currently trading at a 'discount'.)