China Vanke

Stock markets in East Asia were mixed ahead of the meeting between US President Trump and China's leader Xi; a fall in oil prices eased inflation concerns. Driven by a Reuters report that regulators were said to have asked Chinese banks not to classify overdue Vanke loans as non-performing and to extend or defer repayment deadlines and interest payments, China Vanke rose sharply. Other property stocks such as China Resources Land and Country Garden also gained, while tech stocks in Taiwan and South Korea continued to climb on AI-driven momentum. » More on finanzen.net

China Vanke will publish the quarter-end financials for the period to 31.12.2025 on 01.04.2026. Two analysts estimate the quarterly earnings per share at -1.291 HKD on average (an improvement of 55.17% from -2.880 HKD a year earlier); revenue is expected on average to be 100.57 bn HKD (a decline of 25.09% from 134.25 bn HKD). For the fiscal year, eight analysts forecast an average EPS of -3.250 HKD (prior year -4.520 HKD) and revenue of 274.87 bn HKD (prior year 375.37 bn HKD). » More on finanzen.net

China Vanke narrowly averted default on a 2 billion yuan bond after bondholders agreed to extend repayment deadlines and approved delays for another 3.7 billion yuan, underscoring the slow recovery in China’s property market. The developer's revenue fell 27% year-on-year in the latest quarter, several onshore bonds were suspended, and ratings agencies have downgraded Vanke to default statuses. With more than 50 billion dollars of debt and short-term obligations far exceeding cash reserves, analysts warn Vanke’s troubles could signal limits to state support and further weigh on the broader real estate sector. » More on abcnews.go.com