The Kerui report shows that according to incomplete statistics, a total of about 13 Hong Kong stock real estate companies have been suspended for a long time in 2022, and another 14 companies will be added in 2023. According to the listing rules of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, a suspension of trading for 18 consecutive months may be directly delisted by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Although most real estate companies have successfully issued annual reports within the specified time limit and completed the resumption of trading, some companies are still facing the delisting. The result. Since Sony Holdings became the first mainland real estate company to delist from Hong Kong stocks in April 2023, as of November 11, 2024, a total of 9 mainland real estate companies in Hong Kong stocks have been delisted. (The Paper News)
The Kerui report shows that according to incomplete statistics, a total of about 13 Hong Kong stock real estate companies have been suspended for a long time in 2022, and another 14 companies will be added in 2023. According to the listing rules of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, a suspension of trading for 18 consecutive months may be directly delisted by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Although most real estate companies have successfully issued annual reports within the specified time limit and completed the resumption of trading, some companies are still facing the delisting. The result. Since Sony Holdings became the first mainland real estate company to delist from Hong Kong stocks in April 2023, as of November 11, 2024, a total of 9 mainland real estate companies in Hong Kong stocks have been delisted. (The Paper News)
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