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Ho Bee Land down 6.4%, hits one-month low on lower H2 profit

Shares of the property group fall to S$2.34 as at market open

Ho Bee Land intends to grow “a strong development pipeline of well-located master-planned communities” in its key markets across Australia.

Ho Bee Land posts 50% fall in H2 net profit to S$50.4 million

The decline follows the deconsolidation of Elementum, decreased rental income and lower settlements of development properties

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Li Xiangrun previously spent a decade at BNP Paribas, where he served as director of real estate investment banking for Asia-Pacific.

Ho Bee Land appoints Li Xiangrun as new CFO

He joined the property developer in June 2023

The developer says the purchase is in line with its strategic objective to secure large-scale, long-term land banks in key Australian markets.

Ho Bee Land acquires Queensland development site for A$318.5 million

Counter hits 52-week high at market open on Monday, after the news

The sites are expected to yield around 1,079 residential lots.

Ho Bee Land acquires five Australian residential sites for A$96.6 million

The developments will be financed by the company’s internal funds and bank borrowings

Revenue for the first half falls 23% to S$177.7 million from S$230 million the year before. 

Ho Bee Land H1 net profit increases over four times to S$49.8 million 

No dividend is declared for the period, unchanged from previous year

The company’s shares ended up 5% or S$0.09 at S$1.89 on Monday.
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Ho Bee Land shares surge after Chua Thian Poh buys spark talk of privatisation plan

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Ho Bee Land reported a net profit of S$109.6 million for FY2024, driven by the growth of development property sales in Australia and contributions from the sale of a 49% stake in landmark biomedical life-sciences development Elementum (above).

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