Hongkong Land

Jardine Matheson launches US$250 mil share buy back programme - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Buybacks

Jardine Matheson launches US$250 mil share buy back programme

Less than a month ago, Hongkong Land had launched a similar US$500 million programmes

Property

Who could be Singapore's next hybrid REIM?

With the successful listing of CapitaLand Investment, the next REIM is likely to be a company with high AUM

Right Timing

Hongkong Land’s NAV needs to rise for further price gains; banks could rebound

Hongkong Land's NAV needs to rise for any further price gain as P/NAV meets resistance at 0.33
Hongkong Land buys back more shares, brings total to 2.13 million - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Buybacks

Hongkong Land buys back more shares, brings total to more than 2 million

Thus far, Hongkong Land has been buying back at between US$4.31 and US$4.54.
What’s next after Hongkong Land’s share buyback plan? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Property

What’s next after Hongkong Land’s share buyback plan?

Following Hongkong Land's share buyback programme, we look at what could materialise for companies with steep P/NAV ratios
Hongkong Land narrows P/NAV discount, spurs interest in stock - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Property

Hongkong Land narrows P/NAV discount, spurs interest in stock

Hongkong Land's share buyback programme has spurred interest in the stock, marking the start of ways to narrow P/NAV discount

Buybacks

Hongkong Land to spend up to US$500 million in share buybacks

As at June 30, its NAV was US$14.75, versus its last traded price of US$4.20.
CDL and MCL Land secure $847 mil in green loans for joint developments - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Property

CDL and MCL Land secure $847 mil in green loans for joint developments

The loans will be used to finance developments at Northumberland Road and Tengah Garden Walk.

Results

Jardine Matheson narrows losses to US$117 million, maintains interim dividend at 44 US cents

Net asset value as at June 30 was US$94.17 per share
Hongkong Land 1HFY2021 US$865 million in the red, on further revaluation losses - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Results

Hongkong Land 1HFY2021 US$865 million in the red, on further revaluation losses

The company is keeping its dividend of 6 US cents per share
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