据悉，该物业位于中国广东省深圳市前海深港合作区梦海大道与滨海大道交汇处华海金融创新中心 A 栋 38 层 1 单元。 广东天天送订立租赁协议，租赁物业作为其办公室，以支持其及大金象营运。广东天天送根据租赁协议 应付的租金及其他费用将由所得款项净额及本集团内部资源拨付。 智通财经APP讯，大象控股集团(08635)发布公告，于2025年9月30日，本公司的间接全资附属公司广东 天天送(作为承租人)与出租人(作为出租人)订立租赁协议，内容有关租赁物业，租期由2025年9月30日起 至2028年9月29日止，为期三年。 ...

格隆汇9月30日丨金粤控股(00070.HK)公布，于截至2025年6月30日止年度，集团录得公司拥有人应占亏 损约港币9880万元(每股亏损约5.10港仙)及公司拥有人应占全面亏损总额约港币9060万元，而截至2024 年6月30日止年度则录得公司拥有人应占亏损约港币5050万元(每股亏损约2.60港仙)及公司拥有人应占全 面亏损总额约港币5310万元。 过去一个财年，在高息周期及楼市下跌的背景下，经济并未如期待般快速恢复至疫情前水平。有赖于多 元化转型，集团一直将现金流控制在健康水平，成功让集团经受住复杂多变经济局势的考验。董事会相 信，稳健营运现有业务板块，在未来可以实现集团业务及财务状况的持续改善。 集团之主要业务为(i)信贷业务；(ii)酒店营运业务；及(iii)物业租赁业务。截至2025年6月30日止年度之 亏损较截至2024年6月30日止年度增加港币5330万元。此乃主要由于集团所持物业(分类为物业、厂房及 设备)之减值亏损较截至2024年6月30日止年度增加约港币4470万元；(ii)集团之投资物业公平值亏损较 截至2024年6月30日止年度增加约港币980万元；及(iii)集团应收贷款及应收 ...

智通财经APP讯，中泰期货(01461)发布公告，于2025年9月26日(交易时段后)，公司及公司的全资附属 公司中泰汇融资本(作为承租人)分别与齐鲁中泰物业(作为出租人)订立租赁协议一以及租赁协议二，期 限均由2025年10月1日起至2026年9月30日止(包括首尾两日)，租金分别为人民币1453.83万元及人民币 424.84万元，共计人民币1878.67万元。 新办公大厦在汉峪金谷中心地段，汉峪金谷是省市政府落实黄河流域生态保护和高质量发展国家战略、 打造济南国际金融城-科技金融中心的重点建设项目，是山东自由贸易试验区济南片区的核心。该片区 历经20多年基础和配套建设，入驻了集团总部、银行、证券、保险、人工智能、航天信息、智能装备等 科技、金融及类金融类优质企业，周边有多家"专精特新"的企业资源，是一个充满活力和生机的成熟片 区。 新办公大厦是济南地标性超高层建筑，入驻新办公大厦可改善公司办公环境，大幅提升公司品牌和形 象，彰显公司实力，更有利于加强公司与中泰证券的业务协同，进一步挖掘中间介绍业务的潜能，在当 前经纪业务竞争激烈的情况下为公司高质量发展增添新动能。 租赁协议一租赁物业地址为中国山东省济南 ...

格隆汇9月26日丨百得利控股(06909.HK)公告，于2025年9月26日，百得利天津(公司的间接全资附属公 司)与天津国贸就该等物业的租赁订立物业租赁协议。"该等物业"指位于天津自贸试验区(空港经济区)汽 车园中路59号的物业及位于天津自贸试验区(空港经济区)环河北路66号的部分物业。 ...

Core Viewpoint - China High-Tech Group reported a decline in revenue and net profit for the first half of 2025 due to market conditions and strategic adjustments in its medical online education business, while emphasizing a dual strategy of "steady operation + innovative growth" to enhance its competitive edge in the "AI + vocational education" sector [1] Group 1: Financial Performance - The company achieved a revenue of 48.04 million yuan and a net profit attributable to shareholders of -4.5951 million yuan in the first half of 2025, reflecting fluctuations due to market consumption downgrade and strategic adjustments [1] Group 2: AI Integration in Medical Education - Ying Teng Education, a subsidiary of China High-Tech Group, is a pioneer in integrating AI with medical examination training, exploring advanced AI technologies such as generative AI and multi-agent systems [2] - The company has developed three major AI applications: AI pre-assessment and learning plan application, AI photo problem-solving application, and AI review officer application, enhancing the innovation and application of AI in medical education [4] Group 3: Educational Resource Development - The company has established a multi-modal knowledge transformation engine, including a "video micro-course production line" that generated 210,000 video content pieces across 69 disciplines, significantly reducing research and development cycles [4] - The "AI mind map application" has produced over 6,000 sets of mind maps for 29 subjects, improving the efficiency and accuracy of educational research production [4] Group 4: Talent Development Model - China High-Tech Group has created an OBE (Outcome-Based Education) model to bridge the gap between education and industry, establishing a talent cultivation closed-loop model that aligns industry demand with course design and employment output [5] Group 5: Teaching Operations - The company has implemented a standardized, refined, and professional service system for partner universities, serving over 5,100 students and delivering more than 15,000 class hours in core courses related to big data, AI, and other fields [7] Group 6: Real Estate Operations - The traditional property leasing business remains stable, with a revenue of 15.574 million yuan in the first half of 2025, supported by differentiated marketing strategies and improved property management [8] Group 7: Asset Services Business - The company is expanding its business layout through its subsidiary, focusing on special asset recovery and consulting services, with the asset management team possessing extensive experience in bankruptcy restructuring [9]

Core Viewpoint - The company reported a significant decline in net profit for the first half of the year, indicating challenges in the Hong Kong retail and commercial property leasing market, while expressing interest in further investments in Hong Kong [1][2][3] Financial Performance - The company's net profit attributable to shareholders for the first half of the year was HKD 6.302 billion, a decrease of 26.75% year-on-year [1] - Earnings per share stood at HKD 1.8, with an interim dividend maintained at HKD 0.39 [1] - The revaluation surplus before investment properties increased by 1.2% to HKD 6.805 billion, while property sales revenue rose by 58.9% to HKD 7.366 billion, although sales revenue decreased by 2.9% to HKD 1.768 billion due to discounts offered in a weak market [2] Investment Strategy - The company aims to maintain a diversified investment and asset portfolio, leveraging its financial strength and low capital debt ratio to seize global market opportunities [1][2] - There is a strong interest in investing more in commercial and retail properties in Hong Kong, as well as land acquisition, contingent on attractive returns and pricing [2][4] Property Development - The company anticipates profits from multiple projects in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Beijing in the second half of the year, although losses from the Blue Coast project may offset some contributions [3] - The Blue Coast project has sold 900 units out of 1,200, generating HKD 15.2 billion in cash, with an average transaction price of HKD 17 million per unit [3] Rental and Occupancy Rates - The overall occupancy rate for the Hong Kong investment property portfolio is approximately 86%, with specific rates of 75% for the first phase of the Changjiang Center [4] - The hotel business reported an occupancy rate of 89.1% for overnight stays and 88.4% for long-term serviced apartments [5] Financial Position - As of June 30, the company had bank deposits and fixed deposits totaling HKD 33 billion, with a net debt of HKD 21.4 billion, resulting in a net debt to total capital ratio of about 5% [5]

Group 1: Company Performance - Longfor Group (01113) reported a revenue of HKD 25.386 billion for the first half of 2025, representing a year-on-year increase of 15.3% [1] - Shareholders' profit attributable to the company was HKD 6.302 billion, a decline of 26.7% compared to the previous year [1] - Basic earnings per share were HKD 1.80, with an interim dividend proposed at HKD 0.39 per share [1] Group 2: Property Sales and Rental Income - The group experienced an increase in property sales revenue in the first half of 2025, although related profits decreased [1] - The revenue from leasing operations for the group's properties showed a slight decline compared to the same period in 2024 [1] - The newly completed Changjiang Group Center Phase II, located in the core business district of Central, is actively being promoted for leasing [1] Group 3: Market Conditions and Strategies - The retail and commercial property leasing sector in Hong Kong remained weak during the first half of 2025 [1] - The group's hotel and serviced apartment business saw moderate revenue growth, but related profits slightly decreased due to ongoing cost pressures in the industry [2] - The group plans to optimize its hotel and serviced apartment business mix to enhance revenue from both hotel guests and long-term residents [2]

Core Viewpoint - The company reported a significant decline in revenue and net profit for the year 2024, primarily due to reduced trading activities in the Zhuji region and increased credit impairment losses. Meeting Procedures - The annual shareholder meeting will ensure orderly conduct and efficiency, allowing shareholders to exercise their rights to speak, inquire, and vote [1][2]. - Voting will occur both on-site and through an online system, with specific timeframes outlined for participation [2]. Financial Performance - The company achieved total revenue of 1.48 billion yuan in 2024, a decrease of 30.32% compared to 2023 [22][25]. - The net profit attributable to shareholders was -300 million yuan, reflecting a decline of 54.35 million yuan year-on-year [25]. - Basic earnings per share were reported at -0.64 yuan, down from -0.52 yuan in the previous year [22]. Business Segment Analysis - The bulk trading segment generated revenue of approximately 943 million yuan, down 30.91% year-on-year [26]. - Retail sales of refined oil decreased by 15.33%, with revenue of about 390 million yuan [26]. - The lithium carbonate segment saw a dramatic decline in revenue, with a 90.07% drop, generating only 8.73 million yuan [26]. Operational Highlights - The company focused on optimizing operations and cost control in traditional energy and venture capital sectors while upgrading its lithium carbonate production line [7][9]. - The property leasing segment maintained a high occupancy rate of over 90%, with EBITDA reaching approximately 1.95 million yuan [9]. Internal Control and Governance - The supervisory board conducted three meetings during the reporting period, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations [16]. - The internal control evaluation report indicated significant deficiencies, prompting the company to implement corrective measures [18][19]. Future Outlook - The company plans to enhance safety management and operational efficiency while exploring new market opportunities and diversifying its business model [10][11][14]. - Emphasis will be placed on innovation and resource integration to adapt to changing market conditions and improve overall performance [11][12].

Core Viewpoint - The company is engaging in a related party transaction by leasing commercial property to a subsidiary of its controlling shareholder, which is expected to enhance operational efficiency and generate stable rental income [1][2][8]. Related Party Transaction Overview - The company plans to lease 11,102 square meters of commercial space located at 120 Liuhua Road, Guangzhou, to Guangzhou Guangbai Exhibition and Trade Co., Ltd. for a period from January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2037, with a total management service fee of RMB 15,798,703.20 (including tax) [1][2]. - The transaction qualifies as a related party transaction as Guangbai Exhibition and Trade is controlled by the same parent company, Guangzhou Lingnan Tourism Investment Group Co., Ltd. [1][3]. Board Meeting and Approval - The board of directors, consisting of 7 members, unanimously approved the leasing proposal, with related directors abstaining from the vote [2]. - The transaction requires approval from the company's second extraordinary general meeting of shareholders in 2025 due to the cumulative amount of related party transactions exceeding RMB 30 million and 5% of the latest audited net assets [2]. Related Party Information - Guangzhou Guangbai Exhibition and Trade Co., Ltd. is a non-listed public company with a registered capital of RMB 176.47 million, primarily engaged in large commercial property management and leasing [3][4]. - The company reported an audited revenue of RMB 297,669,760.21 and a net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 22,163,907.92 for the fiscal year 2024 [3][4]. Lease Terms and Pricing - The total monthly rental fee for the leased property is set at RMB 555,100, which includes a management service fee of RMB 111,020 and rent of RMB 444,080 [5][6]. - The rental fee will remain unchanged for the first two years and will increase by 3% every two years thereafter, with a total of 12 months of rent-free periods distributed over the lease term [5][7]. Impact on Company Operations - The leasing of the property is expected to expand the rental business of the subsidiary, enhancing its main operations and generating stable rental income, which will positively impact the company's financial performance [8].

Core Viewpoint - The Malaysian Ministry of Finance announced an expansion of the service tax to include property leasing or rental, construction, financial services, private healthcare, education, and beauty services [1] Group 1 - The service tax will now cover a broader range of sectors, indicating a significant policy shift aimed at increasing government revenue [1] - The inclusion of property leasing and rental in the service tax could impact the real estate market and rental prices [1] - Financial services and private healthcare are also included, which may lead to increased costs for consumers in these sectors [1]