The Bosera Bosera CSI Central State-Owned Enterprises Dividend Index ETF officially landed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on July 10.

On July 10, 2024, Bosera Guoxin HK Connect CSI Central State-Owned Enterprises Dividend Index ETF (code: 3437.HK) was officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx), making it the first investment product in the Hong Kong market to focus on the central state-owned enterprises theme, and providing a new tool for local and international investors to access high-quality China central state-owned enterprises assets. The listing of this ETF is an important achievement of the strategic cooperation between Bosera and China Guoxin Holding Limited, who worked together to create this innovative product. The ETF closely tracks the CSI Guoxin HK Connect Index.

PR NewswireJul 10 04:38 ET

Hong Kong stocks soar | China Reform Holdings subscribes to the first batch of CSI Central State-Owned Enterprises Dividend Index ETF via the Hong Kong Stock Connect, causing Hang Seng Index to surge 500 points and Hang Seng Tech Index to rise over 3%.

Today, Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Tech Index opened high and continued to rise in the afternoon, with further increase in gains. As of the time of publication, Hang Seng Index rose 490.79 points or 2.74%, to 18,406.34 points, with a turnover of HKD 90,663 million; Hang Seng Tech Index rose 3.18%, to 3,814.74 points.

Zhitong FinanceJun 19 03:06 ET

China Merchants SSE HK Equities ETF once again acquired the Hong Kong Stock Concept Tracking. Institutions are bullish on the steady growth of orders and performance of construction central enterprises (attached with concept stocks).

On June 19th, according to the official website of China Reform Holdings Corporation Limited, China Reform Investment subscribed to the first batch of shares of the CSI Central State-Owned Enterprises Dividend Index (CSIDIV) ETF under the Honglietf program through an affiliated company, China Reform Capital Investment.

Zhitong FinanceJun 19 01:38 ET

Central enterprise real estate upstarts are quietly rising

Author | Editor Cao Anxun | Zhou Zhiyu Real Estate has been in business for 40 years. The leading real estate companies have rotated several times. Once famous giants such as Evergrande and Country Garden, have fallen one after another, and a number of state-owned enterprises and state-owned giants have risen to prominence. China Construction Yipin, a slightly unfamiliar name, is a rising star. This subsidiary of China Construction, which came out of Wuhan, has quite a bit of ambition. It hopes to sell for the “top 20 in the country” this year; in the first 4 months, China Construction Yipin added a new land value of 26.29 billion yuan, ranking 5th in the industry. China Construction Yipin works with central and state-owned enterprises such as Greentown, C&D, Yuexiu, and Huafa

wallstreetcnMay 31 08:46 ET

The boss of the housing enterprise tasted the sweetness of the New Deal

Author | Editor Cao Anxun | Zhou Zhiyu's new property market policy is being implemented at an accelerated pace. On May 28, Guangzhou issued an article to follow up on the New Deal. The number of visitors to the Poly Merchants Huafa Central Mansion in Old Huangpu, which had just been open for three days, increased significantly on the same day, and responded to the policy to support a 15% down payment ratio for the first package. Sales are also actively promoting policies to customers to solicit customers. Previously, as the first project launched in Guangzhou after the “517” New Deal, the Central Mansion had caught up with a wave of excitement stimulated by the New Deal. It lost about 40% in one day and sold 180 units. Within three days of opening, 220 units were sold, with sales exceeding 700 million yuan. An industry insider in the Guangzhou market pointed out that

wallstreetcnMay 30 08:26 ET

“Real Estate Brother” returns to 100 billion dollars in market value

Boosts confidence.

wallstreetcnApr 29 08:20 ET