TRANSPORT INT'L (00062.HK) has entered into an insurance arrangement with SHK PPT for 2025/26.

On December 19, Gelonghui announced that TRANSPORT INT'L (00062.HK) signed an insurance arrangement for 2025/26 with a wholly-owned subsidiary of SHK PPT, SHK PPT Insurance, on December 19, 2024. According to this insurance arrangement, SHK PPT Insurance will provide insurance and related services to the group, and the policies signed under the 2025/26 insurance arrangement will take effect from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2026.

Gelonghui FinanceDec 19 05:12 ET

Market Chatter: MTR Gets Four Bids for Tung Chung East Station Project

MT NewswiresDec 19 04:51 ET

'Property Market to Pick up Next Year'

RTHKDec 19 04:08 ET

MIDLAND HOLDING: Hong Kong property prices are expected to "counterattack" next year, with an estimated increase of around 5%.

MIDLAND HOLDING expects that next year Hong Kong property prices are likely to "rebound," reversing a three-year decline, with an increase of about 5%, and rents rising another 6%.

Zhitong FinanceDec 19 03:36 ET

Hong Kong Stock Movements | Hong Kong Property Stocks decline as the Federal Reserve implements a "hawkish rate cut". Morgan Stanley anticipates that Hong Kong's property market will still face challenges next year.

Hong Kong Property Stocks declined. As of the time of publication, LINK REIT (00823) fell by 2.55%, trading at 32.45 HKD; SHK PPT (00016) decreased by 2.23%, at 72.3 HKD; HENDERSON LAND (00012) dropped by 2.07%, at 23.6 HKD.

Zhitong FinanceDec 18 21:05 ET

Hong Kong Property Stocks generally declined, with NEW WORLD DEV (00017) falling by 6.73%. Morgan Stanley expects that the Hong Kong Real Estate market will still face challenges next year.

Golden Business News | Hong Kong Property Stocks saw a general decline, with NEW WORLD DEV (00017) falling by 6.73%, HYSAN DEV (00014) down 2.32%, SWIRE PACIFIC A (00019) dropping 2.15%, HENDERSON LAND (00012) decreasing by 2.03%, CK ASSET (01113) down 1.58%, and SHK PPT (00016) falling by 1.06%. Morgan Stanley published a research report stating that there is no sign of improvement in the Hong Kong Real Estate market next year, which is expected to remain challenging, with interest rates maintained at a high level, adversely affecting the overall development of Hong Kong's property market. Although the valuations of local Real Estate stocks are relatively cheap.

Jinwu Financial NewsDec 16 01:15 ET