Hang Lung Properties Limited (HLPPY)

OTCMKTS · Delayed Price · Currency is USD
5.17
+0.01 (0.15%)
Aug 1, 2025, 3:45 PM EDT
0.15%
Market Cap5.05B
Revenue (ttm)1.29B
Net Income (ttm)255.29M
Shares Outn/a
EPS (ttm)0.05
PE Ratio19.79
Forward PE12.64
Dividend0.30 (5.87%)
Ex-Dividend DateMay 8, 2025
Volume449
Average Volume6,345
Open5.22
Previous Close5.16
Day's Range5.00 - 5.22
52-Week Range3.30 - 5.49
Beta0.65
RSI69.27
Earnings DateJul 29, 2025

About CTI BioPharma

Hang Lung Properties Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the property investment, development, and management activities in Hong Kong and Mainland China. It operates through Property Leasing, Property Sales, and Hotel segments. The company is involved in the development, lease, and sale of properties. Its investment properties portfolio includes shopping malls, office and residential premises, retail, serviced apartment, hotel, and car parking properties, as well as industrial premises. The company also engages in the apartment o... [Read more]

Founded 1949
Employees 3,930
Stock Exchange OTCMKTS
Ticker Symbol HLPPY
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2024, Hang Lung Properties's revenue was 11.27 billion, an increase of 8.85% compared to the previous year's 10.35 billion. Earnings were 2.15 billion, a decrease of -45.77%.

Financial Statements

News

Hang Lung earnings drop 14% as developer flags risks from tariff war, rates

Hong Kong developer Hang Lung Properties expects the city’s retail sector to remain sluggish this year amid a prolonged industry slump, while an unresolved tariff war with the US keeps businesses and ...

2 days ago - South China Morning Post

Hang Lung Properties' Adriel Chan: still conservative on residential property in HK and mainland China

Adriel Chan, Chair of Hang Lung Properties talks about property market outlook and the company's continued efforts to deleverage.

6 months ago - CNBC

Hang Lung Properties profit slumps 46% on lower leasing profits, higher finance costs

Company says it faces headwinds in China and Hong Kong.

6 months ago - South China Morning Post