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Sino Land Co

Sino Group is one of the largest property companies in Hong Kong, and also has significant operations in Singapore where a sister company is a major property developer. The group has private holding companies owned by the Ng family, and three publicly listed companies: Tsim Sha Tsui Properties, Sino Land Co, Sino Hotels (Holdings). Yeo Hiap Seng, another sister company, specialises in food and beverages in Asia.

Chairman / President

Robert Ng Chee Siong

CEO / Managing Director

Win Kong Daryl Ng

CFO / Finance Director

Wing Yung Thomas Tang

Industry

Property and Hotel

Website

sino.com

Headquarters address

Hong Kong, China

Stock Code

SEHK:83, OTC Pink:SNLAY

Year founded

1981

Sino Land Co

Yau Tong project nearly sells out amid hopes of home market recovery in 2026

The flats at One Park Place were in high demand after developers Sino Land, CSI Properties and MTR offered discounts of up to 15 per cent.

Hong Kong developers push for smoking ban at construction sites after deadly fire

Hong Kong developers Sino Group, NWD delay flat sales amid Tai Po fire grief

Hong Kong property finds firmer footing: Sino Land sells 149 units within hours

Aggressive pricing at One Park Place helps Sino Land sell close to its entire batch in half a day after drawing more than 4,500 cheques.

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.

Li Ka-shing’s CK Asset, SHKP among six bidders for MTR’s Tuen Mun site

The site, with a residential gross floor area of more than 600,000 sq ft, is expected to generate some 1,280 flats and car park spaces.

Hong Kong business chiefs, community gear up for National Games torch relay

Athletes such as fencer Kaylin Hsieh and businessmen like Sino Land chairman Daryl Ng and Henderson Land chairman Martin Lee are on list.

Hong Kong property: Grand Mayfair III, Woodis see brisk sales as market picks up

Buyers acquired 71 of 138 units by late Sunday afternoon at the 680-unit Grand Mayfair III project led by Sino Land.

Great Eagle insiders snap up 6 residential units as Hong Kong market improves

Two units at Emperor Group’s MVP project in Mid-Levels were bought by Rising Dynamic and Rising Joyful for a total of HK$20.3 million.

Sino Land chairman Daryl Ng sees positive signs for Hong Kong’s property market

It is heartening to see strong sales performance for new developments across various districts, Daryl Ng says.

Grand Mayfair III sells all units amid stabilising Hong Kong property market

The developers priced the units at an average of HK$13,938 (US$1,795) per square foot, about 20 per cent cheaper than the first phase.

Hong Kong developer Great Eagle’s executives jointly acquire US$1.5 million flat

Rising Thrive, an entity linked to Great Eagle’s executives, bought a 773 sq ft flat in Grand Mayfair in Kam Tin South.

Sino Land profit falls due to lower rental income, falling occupancies

At the end of June, Sino Land had a land bank of about 18.9 million square feet of attributable floor area.

Hong Kong builders rush to sell 200 flats amid rate-cut optimism

After more than two years of new flats selling for less than second-hand units, the price gap has started to narrow, analyst says.

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.

Daryl Ng takes the helm at US$16.3 billion Sino Group in leadership shift

Robert Ng Chee Siong, 72, is handing over the baton to his eldest son after 34 years as chairman of the group.

Home supply in Hong Kong projected to shrink amid sales revival

Future housing stock falls for a fifth straight quarter, according to the latest projection by the housing bureau.

Hong Kong developers urged to link up with mainland firms on border project

Government is studying proposals submitted by various firms for the Northern Metropolis project, development chief Bernadette Linn says.

Buyers forfeit deposits on Grand Mayfair project after market slump

Buyers of 19 flats in Yuen Long project cancelled their contracts on Tuesday, project developers say.

Hong Kong developer Sino Land reports 30% earnings drop, full pipeline

The group ‘remains cautiously optimistic about the outlook’ for the city’s property market, chairman says.

Cautious bids expected for second try at Hong Kong land sale

MTR Corp’s tender for a Tung Chung site follows a senior government official’s call for developers to show faith in Hong Kong’s future.

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Could Hong Kong property tycoons’ backing lead to revival of IPOs?

Hong Kong billionaires are cornerstone investors in SF Holding’s US$793 million IPO, the first time tycoons have backed a listing in the city since 2022.

Big Hong Kong developers enter fray for Sha Tin land tender

Site STTL 625, which has an area of 5,652 square metres, can support a total of 570 units.

Sino Group reports 24.7% profit dip on slower sales, higher revaluation losses

Sino Land’s profit declined by about a quarter in its financial year ending in June, as sales of homes and car parks slowed while revaluation losses surged.

Hong Kong land sale ‘far exceeds’ expectations as 11 firms submit bids

Despite the slumping property market, major developers CK Asset and Sino Land are among the firms vying for a plot of land that will support 280 flats in Sha Tin.

SHKP in pole position to benefit from Hong Kong’s property easing measures

Hong Kong’s largest developer by market capitalisation is being tipped by analysts to emerge as the ‘prime beneficiary’ of the city’s removal of all property cooling measures.

Sino Land, Hysan expect last year’s ‘uncertainties’ to loom over sector in 2024

Sino Land and Hysan Development, two major Hong Kong property developers, expect ‘uncertainties’ to continue to affect the city’s real estate market, they said in their latest financial reports on Thursday.

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