Sun Hung Kai & Co. Limited (HKG:0086)

Hong Kong flag Hong Kong · Delayed Price · Currency is HKD
3.370
-0.060 (-1.75%)
Jun 27, 2025, 4:08 PM HKT
36.44%
Market Cap 6.62B
Revenue (ttm) 2.01B
Net Income (ttm) 377.70M
Shares Out 1.96B
EPS (ttm) 0.19
PE Ratio 17.47
Forward PE 7.69
Dividend 0.26 (7.72%)
Ex-Dividend Date May 2, 2025
Volume 855,000
Average Volume 826,277
Open 3.400
Previous Close 3.430
Day's Range 3.330 - 3.430
52-Week Range 2.410 - 3.470
Beta 0.44
RSI 71.85
Earnings Date Aug 26, 2025

About Sun Hung Kai & Co.

Sun Hung Kai & Co. Limited operates in the alternative investment and wealth management businesses. The company operates through Consumer Finance, Private Credit, Mortgage Loans, Investment Management, Funds Management, and Group Management and Support segments. It offers unsecured loan to individuals and businesses through branches and online platforms; and first mortgage and second mortgage loans to property owners, as well as customized financing solutions to property investors. The company’s investment portfolio consists of public markets; ... [Read more]

Industry Credit Services
Sector Financials
Founded 1969
Employees 978
Stock Exchange Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 0086
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Sun Hung Kai, Sino Land among 4 Hong Kong developers bidding for Tung Chung plot

Government put the plot on the market in 2023 but withdrew it when bids were judged to be underwhelming.

4 months ago - South China Morning Post

Hong Kong property: Sun Hung Kai, Wheelock and CK Asset submit bids for Sha Tin plot

Site STTL 625, which has an area of 5,652 square metres, can support a total of 570 units.

8 months ago - South China Morning Post

Hong Kong developers CK Asset, Sun Hung Kai, Swire to feel earnings pain: Moody’s

Moody’s says office and retail property segments are likely to remain under pressure.

8 months ago - South China Morning Post

Sun Hung Kai’s Cullinan Sky sees another weekend of brisk sales on rate cut and stock rally

Quantitative easing and a slew of economic stimulus measures from Beijing have increased buyer confidence, agents say.

9 months ago - South China Morning Post