
Hong Kong property developers are anticipated to report stronger first-half earnings in the coming weeks, driven by a rebound in home sales and improved margins. Bank of America Global Research predicts an average core net profit growth of 8% year-on-year, excluding New World Development. Investors are closely monitoring these results to gauge the sustainability of the sector's recovery. The performance is significant for the overall Hong Kong economy and real estate market.
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Bank of America expects 8% average core net profit growth for Hong Kong developers.
Bank of America Global Research expects Hong Kong developers and conglomerates to post average core net profit growth of 8% year on year, excluding New World Development.
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Hong Kong property developers are expected to report stronger first-half earnings in the coming weeks.
South China Morning PostHong Kong property developers are expected to report stronger first-half earnings in the coming weeks, buoyed by a rebound in home sales and improving development margins, as investors look for clues on whether the sector’s recovery is sustainable.
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Hong Kong property developers are expected to report stronger first-half earnings in the coming weeks.
South China Morning PostBank of America Global Research expects Hong Kong developers and conglomerates to post average core net profit growth of 8% year on year, excluding New World Development.
South China Morning PostInvestors are looking for clues on whether the sector's recovery is sustainable.
OpinionThe stronger earnings are buoyed by a rebound in home sales and improving development margins.
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