Buying and selling of their own company shares by directors were down for the holiday-shortened week of April 29 to May 3.
Buyers outweighed sellers, with 23 companies reporting 75...
Buying and selling of their own company shares by directors were down for the holiday-shortened week of April 29 to May 3.
Buyers outweighed sellers, with 23 companies reporting 75...
Soho China won a commercial site in Shanghai for 3.19 billion yuan (HK$4.01 billion) yesterday. The deal puts the accommodation value of the site, in the Gubei area of Hongqiao district, at 31,000...
Fosun International has won a court order on the mainland forcing the developer Soho China to return to the vendors the 50 per cent stake it bought in a project in Shanghai.
Shares of mainland commercial property developer Soho China jumped nearly 7 per cent yesterday after it reported a 172 per cent rise in net profit, thanks to a big increase in floor area sold...
Shares in mainland developer Soho China have fallen by 11 per cent after media reports that most of the 41 properties bought for one billion yuan (HK$1.23 billion) by former Shanxi banking...
Zhang Xin, chief executive of Soho China (0410.HK), the largest commercial developer in Beijing,
Pan Shiyi, chairman and co-founder of the property company Soho China, is one of the mainland's liveliest businessmen and an obsessive weibo user. Yesterday he regaled a humdrum Asian Financial...
Property tycoon and star blogger Pan Shiyi is under fire from investors, who complain he has been posting price-sensitive information about other companies on his weibo account and are calling on...
China’s commentators need to be more careful about what they say – especially when discussing listed companies.
This is a lesson real estate tycoon Pan Shiyi has learned.
Buy-back activity was high for the second consecutive year, with 113 companies posting 4,967 repurchases worth HK$5.45 billion in 2012, based on trades up to December 28. The figures, however,...
Hong Kong-listed mainland developer Soho China is planning to buy back up to US$200 million worth of shares, saying its share price doesn't reflect its balance-sheet strength.
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