Shimao Property Holdings Limited
Transcript of Shimao Property Holdings Limited
Shimao Property Holdings Limited
2018 Annual Results
(Stock Code: 813) www.shimaoproperty.com
26 March 2019
01 / Results Highlights
02 / Financial Highlights
03 / Business Review
04 / Future Outlook
05 / Conclusions
06 / Appendix
Content
01 / Results Highlights
4
New Record High in Contracted Sales
Robust Business Performance1
2
3
Industry-leading Profitability
High Quality and Rapid Business Development
Continued In-depth Strategic Development
Ample Land Reserves
Corporatization Enhanced Efficiency
Remarkable Business Growth Achieved
R1
y-o-y Growth of
74.8%
Contracted
Sales
RMB 100.77
billion
Contracted
Sales
RMB 176.15
billion
2017 2018
y-o-y Growth of
76.3%
Contracted
GFA
6,062,186
sq. m
Contracted
GFA
10,686,950
sq. m
2017 2018
5
Outstanding Growth with Record-high Contracted Sales,
Steady Rise in Ranking, Industry-leading Growth
16th 11th
Achieving 125.8% of
full-year sales target of
RMB140 billion
2017 2018
Industry contracted sales ranking rose
from 16th in 2017 to 11th in 2018,
improving by 5 places.
6
R2
RMB26.95
billion
GPM
31.5%
Steady Increase in Revenue, Gross Profit and GPM
for Consecutive Years
y-o-y Growth of
18.8%
y-o-y Growth of
21.4%
RMB 85.51
billion
RMB 70.43
billion
Revenue
2018
2017
Revenue
2016
Revenue
RMB 59.29
billion
Gross profit margin increased
by 110 b.p. and gross profit markedly
increased by 25.8% y-o-y in 2018
RMB21.43
billion
GPM
30.4%
GPM
27.6%
RMB16.35
billion
280BP
110BP
31.1%
25.8%
201820172016
7
R3
Core Net Profit Operating Profit
Profit Attributable to Shareholders
Earnings per share
RMB
23.21
billion
y-o-y
Growth of
31.3%
RMB
8.83
billion
y-o-y
Growth of
12.7%
RMB
2.647
y-o-y
Growth of
13.9%
Substantial Growth in Core Profit Attributable to
Shareholders with Outstanding Profit Margins
RMB
11.73
billion
y-o-y
Growth of
25.3%
Core Profit Attributable to Shareholders
RMB
8.55
billion
y-o-y
Growth of
23.4%
Core Net Profit Margin (Attributable to
Shareholders)
14.6%Up by
0.6 p.p.
8
RSteady Increase in Dividend4
2018
HK 120 cents
per share76
100
120
2016 2017 20180
40
60
80
100
20
140
120
31.6%
20.0%
Dividend per share
(HK cents)
9
R5
Deepened Penetration in Key State Strategic Areas
Promoting Multiple Aspects of Shimao’s Brands
Focus on establishing presence in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area –
Shenzhen Qianhai, Longgang and Pingshan – building “three towers in one city” as new city
landmarks.
Continue to develop in Hangzhou Bay Area, growing together with the city cluster, helping build
city diversity.
InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland is widely viewed as one of the world’s architectural
wonders, creating a new hotspot in Shanghai; Shanghai Shimao Festival City underwent detailed
transformation and upgrading, shining on the “First Commercial Street in China”
Total land bank was around 55.38
million sq. m. with average land cost of
RMB5,386/sq. m.
2018 attributable new land acquisitions
amounted to RMB51.9 billion, including
strategic land parcels in Pingshan,
Shenzhen
10
RSteady Growth in Revenue of Shanghai Shimao6
Note:
1. All the data above are excerpted from Shanghai Shimao’s results
announcement prepared accordingly to PRC GAAP.
2. The Group holds 58.92% equity interest in Shanghai Shimao.
In 2018, contracted sales of
Shanghai Shimao grew by 25.5%
y-o-y to RMB27.10 billion
In 2018, revenue of Shanghai
Shimao rose by 10.7%
y-o-y to RMB20.67 billion
In 2018, profit attributable to
Shanghai Shimao’s shareholders
increased by 8.0% y-o-y to
RMB2.40 billion
25.5%
10.7%
8.0%
02 / Financial Highlights
12
Increase in Cash Collection with
Ample Capital on Hand1
3
4
Improving Credit Ratings and Stable Gearing Ratios
Responding to the Changing Environment Via
Innovative Financing
2Maintaining Solid Capital Structure through
Prudent Financial Policy
Prudent and Refined Financial Management Outstanding
Financial Metrics
13
RIncrease in Cash Collection, Ample Capital on Hand1
In 2017 and 2018, cash collection
continuously reached historical highs.
Cash collection ratio in 2018 was 78%.60.0
Capital Reserve as at 31 December 2018
Sufficient capital lays a solid foundation
for the Group’s sustainable and stable
business development in the future.
Unutilized credit facility
of banks, financial
institutions etc. around
RMB40.00 billion
Cash on Hand
RMB49.58 billion
up by 50.2% compared
to end-2017
RMB’ billion
2016 2017 2018
80.7
137.4
34.5%
70.4%
14
RMB77.82 billion long-term
borrowings, accounting for
71% of total borrowings
RMB31.31 billion short-term
borrowings, accounting for
29% of total borrowings
20182017
RMB87.50billion
RMB109.13billion
Balance of Borrowings
up by
24.7%
71%
29%
The structure of
short-and long-term
borrowings has
remained healthy
RSolid Debt Structure & Innovative Financing Channels2
Continued efforts in financial innovation,
establishing industry benchmark
2015 - China’s first property management fees ABS
2016 - Among the first batch of private bond issuers
in the Shanghai Stock Exchange; The largest hotel
ABS in China
2017 - China’s first commercial property public ABN
2018 - China’s first Housing Lease Shelf Rental ABS
15
R3
Successfully Issued Offshore Bonds with
Favorable Interest Rates
A total of $2.32 billion of senior notes
were issued from 2018 to Feb 2019
with favorable interest rates
A total of RMB2.15 billion of “dim sum bonds”
were issued in 2018, with heated market
response
US$ million RMB million
0%
4%
6%
8%
2%
10%
0
400
600
800
1,000
200
1,200
Seven-year
tenor
Jan 2018
0%
4%
6%
8%
2%
10%
0
400
600
800
1,000
200
1,200
Five-year
tenor
Feb 2019
Three-year
tenor
Oct/Dec 2018
Three-year
tenor
Mar 2018
Three-year
tenor
Jun 2018
500
8201,000
Amount (RMB million)Amount (US$ million) Composite interest rate Composite interest rate
5.200%
6.896%6.125%
5.750% 5.750%
9501,200
A 4-year US$570 million + HK$3.55 billion
offshore syndicated loan facility was signed, with
the interest rate at Libor / Hibor + 2.5%
Blended financing cost was controlled
to 5.8% in 2018.
Ba2 Positive
Ba2 Stable
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R4 Stable Net Gearing Ratio
Net gearing ratio was 59.4%, up by 0.5
p.p. y-o-y, but down by 3.3 p.p. when
compared to mid-2018 (62.7%), due to
the substantial increase in contracted
sales and cash collection in 2H18.
The net gearing ratio has been controlled
to below 60% for 7 consecutive years,
laying a solid foundation for the Group to
cope with complicated economic and
changing financial environment and to
achieve sustainable development.
Note 1: Net gearing ratio = Net debt (Total borrowings – Total cash and cash equivalents (including restricted cash)) /
Total equity (excluding perpetual capital instruments).
Note 2: If total equity includes revaluation increment of hotels, adjusted net gearing ratio should be 50.8%, 0.3 p.p.
higher than end-2017.
53.4%
62.7%
End-20160%
40%
45%
50%
55%
65%
80%
75%
60%
70%
35%
30%
~~End-2018End-2017 Mid-2018
58.9% 59.4%
330BP
RMB’ billionRMB’ billion
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RIncreased Scale of Assets5
* Fixed assets = property and equipment + land use rights + investment properties. Through professional valuation, the market
value of major investment properties and hotels reached RMB75.9 billion (end-2017: RMB68.9 billion)
Fixed Assets*
377.60
Total Assets Total Equity
RMB’ billion
201820172016
307.56
261.9022.8%
201820172016
6.7%
59.43
55.7353.98
201820172016
8.8%
105.28
96.75
88.22
03 / Business Review
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Revenue Breakdown
* Excluding attributable revenue from joint ventures
& associated companies
0
60
70
90
2018 2017
Property Management
Rental income
Income from
hotel operation
80
50
Property sales
0.28
0.65
0.99
1.71
66.80
RMB’ billion
Recognized Sales by City* – RMB80.90 billion
70.43
85.51
R1 Revenue Breakdown
Others
~~
0.71
0.90
1.09
1.91
80.90
Pingtan 2.5%
Zhangjiagang 3.0%
Hangzhou 5.8%
Suzhou 2.4%
Quanzhou 16.6%
Fuzhou 10.0%
Other 20 cities 14.4%
Shanghai 2.4%
Ningbo 3.4%
Shenzhen 3.5%
Wuhan 6.1%
Hefei 2.0%
Nanjing 5.7%
Jinan 5.4%Qingdao 5.4%
Yinchuan 5.0%
Xiamen 3.4%
Chengdu 3.0%
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RMB’ billion 2018 2017 Change(%)
Income from hotel operation 1.91 1.71 +11.7%
Rental income 1.09 0.99 +10.0%
Property Management 0.90 0.65 +38.5%
Others 0.71 0.28 +150.7%
Total 4.61 3.63 +26.9%
For the year ended 31 DecemberTurnover from Hotel Operation, Rentals,
Property Management and Others
4.61
0
3.00
4.00
5.00
2018 2017
Others
3.63
24%
15%
47%
18%
8%
Rental
income
Income from
hotel operation
41%
2.00
RMB’ billion
1.00
R2 Breakdown of Recurrent Income
Income from hotel operation, rentals, property management and others rose by 26.9% y-o-y.
Other income is mainly derived from project management, theme parks etc., which increased significantly
by 150.7% y-o-y.
Property
management
20%
27%
* The income does not include revenue of related parties or that from the group
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R3
Turnover
EBITDA
1,708
0
2,500
1,000
2,000
2017 2018
1,908
1,500
RMB’ million
500
11.7%
560
0
1,000
2017 2018
590
500
RMB’ million
5.4%
Sound Hotel Operation and Unique Projects
Officially opened on
15 Nov, InterContinental
Shanghai Wonderland is
dubbed an “Architectural
Wonder of the World”.
EBITDA amounted to RMB590 million
EBITDA margin was industry-leading at 30.8%
01
02
03
InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland together
with other hotels recorded aggregate revenue of
RMB1,908 million
22
R4 Major Commercial Launches and landmark projects in pipeline
Revenue
EBITDA
Recorded commercial properties operation
income of RMB1,091 million thanks to the grand
relaunch of Shanghai Shimao Festival City, the
grand opening of Shanghai Shimao Tower, plus
other properties.
EBITDA was RMB610 million.
Outstanding EBITDA margin at 56%
01
02
03
992
0
1,000
2017 2018
1,091
RMB’ million
10.0%
530
0
1,000
400
800
2017 2018
610
600
RMB’ million
200
15.1%
500
•Mudanjiang
•Shenyang
•Dalian•Beijing
•Tianjin
•Qingdao
•Yantai•Jinan
•Xuzhou
•Ningbo
•Nanjing
•Hangzhou
•Fuzhou
•Quanzhou
•Xiamen
•Guangzhou
•Nanchang
•Wuhan
•Changsha
•Chengdu
•Xi’an
Shanghai
•Chongqing
•Yinchuan
•Hefei
•Wuhu
•Shenzhen
•Nanning
•Hong Kong
•Wenchang
23Remarks: Only the key projects are listed above.
Land reserve in 87 cities, 264 projects, covers a gross GFA of 55.38 million sq. m (as at 31 December 2018). The Group has sufficient
reserves of saleable resources in hot regions nationwide valued over RMB900 billion to meet the continually growing demand in the future.
Group HQ
RNationwide Quality Land Reserve
•Harbin
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Northern China District
Beijing Shangzhuang
Beijing Fengtai District Xiaowayao
Beijing Xitieying Project
Tianjin Jinnan Project
Gu’an Luxury Mansion Project
Tianjin Wuqing Luxury Mansion
Western District
Chengdu Longquanyi
Yinchuan Luxury Mansion
Chongqing Runyijiang Project
Chongqing Luxury Mansion
Yinchuan Gongxiang Garden
Central China District
Wuhan Shimao Carnival
Nanchang Chaoyangzhou
Heei Gaoxin Project
Changsha Zhengyuan
Hefei Jade Mansion
Southern China District
Shenzhen Qianhai Shimao Financial Centre
Shenzhen Longgang Project
Shenzhen Pingshan Center
Guangzhou Finance City
Guangzhou Zengcheng
5
Shandong District
Qingdao Shimao Noble Town
Jinan Baimashan
Jinan Shimao Skyscraper City
Jinan Xiaoya Parcel
Jinan Jiyang Chengbo Lake
Zhejiang District
Jiaxing Science & Tech City
Shaoxing Qingdian Lake Project
Hangzhou Pengbu Project
Hangzhou Born with Legend
Ningbo Sunjia
HKSAR
Kowloon Tai Wo Ping
Tung Chung Hotel Project
New Kowloon Island Lot No.6549 Parcel
Jiangsu and Shanghai District
Shanghai Luodian Project
Shanghai Songjiang Project
Suzhou Bronze Swallow Terrace
Nanjing Shimao Bund New City
Zhangjiagang Jiyang Lake Palace
Fujian District
Shishi Shimao Skyscraper City
Pingtan Straits Future City
Quanzhou Jinjiang Project
Xiamen Jimei
Fuzhou City 108 Building Project
Fuzhou Lianpan
Fuzhou Jinrong Street Project
Quanzhou Luojiang
Quanzhou Luoyang Bridge Parcel
Fuzhou Licuoshan Project
Quanzhou Quangang Project
Fuzhou Changle Jinfeng No.3&4 Parcels
Fuqing 01, 03 Parcels
Fuzhou Yongtai Project
•Zhengzhou
•Panyang
Xi’an Fengcheng Road Project
Nanjing Jiangpu G24 Project
Wenzhou Ouhai Centre
Fuqing 19, 20, 21 Parcels
24
R6 Land Acquisitions in 2018
Total no. of projects: 96
Total land cost: RMB82,336 million
Total GFA: 16.15 million sq. m
AV: RMB5,099/sq. m
GFA – by City Tier Total Land Cost – by City Tier
2%
33%
38%
27%
7%
43%
33%
17%
1st tier 2nd tier Strong 3rd and 4th tier Weak 3rd and 4th tier
The Group acquired 96 land parcels in 2018 with a total land cost of RMB82.3 billion
and a GFA of 16.15 million sq. m. 1st and 2nd tier cities accounted for 50% of new land
acquisitions in terms of value, and the ratio is over 80% if strong 3rd and 4th tier cities
are included.
Remarks: Details of land acquisitions in 2018 are listed in appendix.
Saleable Value
(RMB’ billion)
25
Guangdong-
Hong Kong-
Macao
Fujian
Yangtze
River Delta
Yangtze River Delta 225 Shanghai, Hangzhou,
Region Nanjing, Suzhou, Ningbo
Fujian 210 Fuzhou, Xiamen, Quanzhou
Guangdong-Hong Kong 200 Hong Kong, Shenzhen,
Macao Greater Bay Area Guangzhou, Foshan
Northern China Region 163 Beijing, Tianjin, NE China
Others 102 Chengdu, Xi’an, Wuhan,
Hefei etc
Total 900
Northern China District 9,568,942 7,889,876
Zhejiang District 3,883,153 2,713,683
Shandong District 1,808,929 1,149,816
Jiangsu and Shanghai District 5,903,228 3,741,159
Central China District 4,296,445 2,912,078
Western District 4,516,202 3,379,418
Fujian District 14,968,986 9,143,626
Southern China District 2,780,646 1,848,169
Sub-total 47,726,529 32,777,824
(Districts directly under
Shimao Property)
Shanghai Shimao (823) 4,076,950 3,515,294
Joint Venture 3,576,393 962,577
Total 55,379,871 37,255,696
m2 As at 31 December 2018
District Total GFA Attributable GFA
At as 31 December 2018 (million m2)
Properties under construction 29.02
Future developments 26.36
Total GFA 55.38
Average attributable land cost (RMB/m2) 5,386
Saleable Value of Reserve in Popular Regions
Popular Region Key Cities
Northern
China
R7 Nationwide Quality Land Reserve
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Analysis of Operations – Cost Analysis
In 2018, the Group’s SG&A / contracted sales ratio was 2.98%, down by 1.28 p.p. year-on-year. Both the
ratios of development properties and self-held properties decreased;
In 2018 , the SG&A / contracted sales ratio of development properties was 2.19%, down by 0.89 p.p. year-
on-year, leading in the industry in terms of cost-effectiveness
The Group – SG&AOf which: Development
Properties – SG&A
20172018 20172018
5,427
4,4523,860
3,100-1.28p.p.
4.26%
2.98%
-0.89p.p.
3.08%
2.19%
Expense
Contracted
Sales
RMB’ million
8
04 / Future Outlook
--- Operations
28
The Group’s 2019 Operations Targets
Review of 2018
Boost Cash Collection
Prudent Operations
Outlook for 2019
Balance Income and
Expense
Positive Cash Flow
2019 Operating Cash Flow Plan (RMB’ million)
157,500
Cash
collection
73,500
40,850
43,150
0
Payment of
land premium
Payment of
construction
cost
Other expenses Net operating
cash flow
1
210,000
Contracted
sales
2018 Operating Cash Flow (RMB’ million)
2018 Planned 2018
Contracted sales 176,146 140,000
Cash collection 137,400 112,000
Payment of land premium 63,953 75,000
Payment of construction cost 35,402 32,000
Other expenses 39,800 29,500(including tax, interestand expenses)
Net operating cash flow -1,755 -24,500
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Saleable Area (m2)
Key Projects Available for Sale in 2019 worth over RMB2.0 billion
Districts (directly under Shimao Property)
Xiamen Haicang Project 112,151
Pingtan Straits Future City 169,632
Fuzhou Xindian Quantou Project 97,228
Fuzhou Helin Project 123,765
Beijing Tongzhou North 33,350
Haidian Shangzhuang 35,979
Shanghai Songjiang Xincheng Project 56,089
Nanjing Hexi G11 Project 81,069
Zhangjiagang Jiyang Lake Palace 154,903
Taizhou City East 126,906
Hangzhou Pengbu 81,371
Hangzhou Puyan 49,137
Hefei Gaoxin Project 98,837
Zhengzhou Changxi Lake Project 106,137
Qingdao Gaoxin Huoju Road Project 75,308
Qingdao Noble Town 89,900
Xian Beichen 217,202
Chongqing Runyijiang Project 243,459
Shenzhen Longgang Project 131,050
Changsha Zhengyuan 207,035
Nanjing Shimao Bund New City 126,395
Suzhou Riviera 67,970
Sub-total (Key projects above) 2,934,874
Projects (below RMB2 million) available for sale in 2019 11,264,736
Completed inventory 1,351,154
Projects available for sale as at 31 December 2018 3,896,259
Total 19,447,023
Northern China District
Jiangsu and ShanghaiDistrict
Fujian District
Central China District
Zhejiang District
Western District
Shandong District
Shanghai Shimao (823)
Saleable GFA in 2019 will total approximately 19.45
million sq. m (excluding contributions from new land
acquisitions in 2019). Assuming a conservative ASP of
RMB18,000 / sq. m, the total value of the saleable
resources would be RMB350.0 billion. Based on a
conservative sell-through assumption of 60%, the
Group estimates its contracted sales to reach RMB210
billion in 2019.
Historical Saleable GFA & Sell-through Rates
0
4
12
8
2
6
16
10
0%
60%
20%
40%
10%
50%
30%
Saleable GFA Contracted GFA Sell through rate
2016 2017 2018
70%
2019
9.30
4.92
9.52
6.06
16.45
10.69
million sq. m.
14
19.45
11.67
20
18
2019 Saleable Resources
80%
2
04 / Future Outlook
--- Sales
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Review of 2018 Sales Performance
Contract sales in 2018 reached RMB176.1 billion in 2018, with completion rate at 126%, exceeding
our target by RMB36.1 billion.
Contracted sales in 2018 registered a year-on-year increase of 75%, which was a record high
growth rate, and staying on a steady growth track.
Contracted sales target VS achieved Contracted sales growth trend
in past 3 years
68.12
100.77
176.15
2016 2017 2018
RMB billion RMB billion
0
40
60
80
100
140
20
200
180
120
160
+48%
+75%
140.0
176.1
Contracted
Sales Target
Contracted
Sales Achieved
0
40
60
80
100
140
20
200
180
120
160
3
Completion
rate 126%
32
Review of 2018 Sales Performance
The Group boosted destocking efforts in the beginning of 2018 with continued increase in new
supply throughout the year. Amidst the downward trend in the real estate market in 2H18, the
overall sell-through rate reached 65%, flattish from 2017.
As at the end of 2018, inventory aged over one year decreased by 24%. The inventory structure
continued to improve, laying a good foundation for the sales performance in 2019.
Structure of Contracted Sales in 2018
RMB billion
Overall Sell-through Rate: 65%,
flattish y-o-y
Contracted Sales of
New Supply
Contracted Sales
of Inventory
4Q
55.3
1Q
32.9
2Q
39.4
3Q
48.5
2.5
5.0
8.0
13.5
52.8
43.5
31.4
19.4
Structure of Inventory
RMB billion
Saleable value at
beginning of 2018
Saleable value at
end of 2018
43.2
84.1
Aged over one yearAged within one year
59.3
20.3
22.9 24.8
47%
53%
71%
29%
Inventory
+41.0
Inventory aged over one year decreased
by 24%
4
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Review of 2018 Cash Collection
In 2018, cash collection reached RMB137.4 billion, with completion rate at 123%, exceeding our
target by RMB25.4 billion.
Amidst banks’ tighter mortgage policies and restrictions on contract filings in more cities, the
Group’s cash collection still registered a year-on-year growth of 70%.
Cash collection target VS achieved Growth trend of cash collection in past 3 years
60.0
80.7
137.4
2016 2017 2018
RMB billion RMB billion
0
40
60
80
100
140
20
200
180
120
160
+35%
+70%
112.0
137.4
Cash Collection
Target
Cash Collection
Achieved
0
40
60
80
100
140
20
200
180
120
160
Completion
rate 123%
5
A/c for 70%
Contracted sales
RMB123.3 billion
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Review of 2018 Layout in Key Cities and Supply
Contracted Sales in 2018 (by cities)
Top 10 Cities in terms of Market Share in 2018
Other cities
Key cities
A/c for 30%
Contracted sales
RMB52.9 billion
Contracted sales Market share in the city(RMB’ billion) (Sales ranking)
Fuzhou 16.3 TOP 1
Quanzhou 7.1 TOP 1
Jinjiang 5.2 TOP 1
Zhangjiagang 3.8 TOP 1
Yinchuan 2.5 TOP 1
Pingtan 2.1 TOP 1
Nan’an 1.9 TOP 1
Nantong 3.4 TOP 3
Xiamen 3.2 TOP 3
Suzhou 4.8 TOP 5
Ningbo 6.7 TOP 7
Jinan 6.5 TOP 7
City
Deyang
Neijiang
Luzhou
Wenchang
Jingzhou
Ji’an
Foshan
Yancheng
Jingmen
Nanping
Shaxian
Sanming
Longyan
Zhangzhou
Huizhou
Kunshan
Mudanjiang
Langfang
Yantai
Weihai
Zhangqiu
Zibo
Xuzhou
Linyi
Taizhou
Nantong
Jiangyin
Zhangjiagang
Changshu
Changzhou
Suzhou
Wuxi
Jiaxing
Huzhou
Shaoxing
Fenghua
Taizhou
Yueqing
Wenzhou
Fuqing
Pingtan
Putian
Hui’an
Nan’an
Quanzhou
Shishi
Jinjiang
Harbin
Changchun
Shenyang
DalianBeijing
ShijiazhuangTianjin
Jinan Qingdao
Hefei
Nanjing
Shanghai
Hangzhou NingboWuhan
NanchangChangsha
Fuzhou
Xiamen
Shenzhen
Guangzhou
Zhengzhou
Yinchuan
Xi’an
Lanzhou
ChengduChongqing
Nanning Hong Kong
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Shimao’s landbank covered 87 cities, that has increased by 85% when compared with 2017. Key
provincial capital city penetration rate reached 73%, contributing contracted sales over RMB120
billion. The Group continued to focus on cities with high sales-generating capacity. 12 cities were
ranked TOP 10 in terms of market share in 2018.
Plans for 2019 Supply and Target of Operations
With around RMB350 billion of saleable resources in 2019, the Group will be able to reach 2019
contracted sales target with just a sell-through rate of 60%. By actively increasing the sell-through
rate/ASP/contributions from new land acquisitions, the Group is confident of beating the contracted
sales target of RMB210 billion.
+
RMB350.0 billion Saleable
Resources for the Year
New supply in 2019
RMB265.9 billion
Inventory in
beginning of
the year
RMB84.1
billion
Annual Target
RMB210 billion
Sell-through
Rate
60%
New saleable
resources
Contributions to sales
+RMB…
billion
ASP higher-than-assumed
of RMB18,000/ sq. m
Sales with premium
+RMB…
billion
Sell-through Rate
higher than assumption
+RMB…
billion
35
7
36
GZ & SZ RMB30.0 bn+
Fuzhou RMB25.0 bn+
Beijing RMB24.0 bn+
Xiamen RMB20.0 bn+
Hangzhou RMB18.0 bn+
Quanzhou RMB18.0 bn+
Nanjing RMB15.0 bn+
Shanghai RMB10.0 bn+
Suzhou RMB10.0 bn+
Breakdown of Saleable Resources by
City Tier in 2018 & 2019
Core Cities
Annual Saleables RMB170 bn+
Of the overall saleable resources in 2019, contributions from 1st and 2nd tier cities as well as strong
3rd and 4th tier cities with healthier sell-through rates increase by 8p.p. year-on-year. 50% of the
saleable resources are concentrated in 10 core cities. Moreover, the Group got major launches in
Guangzhou and Shenzhen (GZ & SZ) within the Greater Bay Area. The Group’s strategy is expected
to ensure sales target will be met, and drive more premium product pricing.
2019 Sales Strategy
– Development in Key Cities8
2018 20190
100
150
200
250
350
50
500
450
300
400
17%
43%
8%
32%
18%
48%
10%
24%
Total Saleable
Resources
RMB271 bn
Total Saleable
Resources
RMB350 bn
68%
76%
+8%
1st tier
2nd tier
Strong 3rd
and 4th tier
Weak 3rd
and 4th tier
Diversified promotions
Enhance integration
Strengthen brand image
“More Home” / Ancient
style
Create unique features
Cultural integration
Business innovation
Value-added services
Create new profit streams
Quantitative assessment
Refine targets
Clearly defined reward and
penalty system
Strategic control
Difficulties analysis with
action focused
Lower costs
Enhance efficiency
Increase profitability and
optimize cost structure37
2019 Sales Strategy – Management Upgrade
Enhance front-end risk control and target-oriented delicacy management, as well as empower
brand via diversification and innovation to grow business scale and profits. Completion rate of
contracted sales target is expected to reach around 20% by 1Q19, and 50% by 1H19.
Assess potential risks
to tailor reasonable
control measure
Delicacy management
to ensure business
performance and guarantee
Results
Innovate on diverse
fronts to empower
brand
Landbanking
Asses market potential
Precise acquisitions
Product positioning
Look into upgrading
Learn from experience to
remove flaws
Overall strategy
Analyze trends and changes
Target-oriented planning
9
05 / Conclusions
39
R1 2018 Market Review and 2019 Forecast
2016-2019 Overall Transactions in Market
(in RMB trillion)
Increase (Decrease) in Monthly Transactions
in 2018 Vs 2017
15%
Jan-Feb Jun Nov2016
Historical High
2017 2018 2019
12.1
14.9913.4 13+
6% 6%
21%
17%
22%
15%
7%6%
1%
18%
Jul Dec
Total transaction value of primary residential properties
reached historical high of RMB14.99 trillion in 2018.
Market experienced rapid growth in 1H18 and slowed
down notably in 2H18, with transaction volumes
gradually declining.
The market is expected to drop by about 10% in 2019,
but transaction value will still be more than RMB13
trillion. Prices and volumes in some third- and fourth-tier
cities may be under pressure, but prices in first- and
second-tier cities will be stable with increasing volume.
Industry consolidation will accelerate, and policy will
gradually relax. Loosening signals such as drop in
down-payment ratios for first-time homebuyers in
some cities, drop in mortgage interest rates for first-
time homebuyers, relaxed hukou policies for
university graduates etc. are expected to be
gradually rolled out in 1H19. Market in 2H19 will be
better than that in 1H19.
40
R2 Highlights of 2018 Results – Core Metrics
Contracted
Sales
Average growth at 30% among
Top 20 developers in 2018
TOP 20: 30% RMB176.1 billion
Shimao: 75%
Cash
Collection
Cash collection in 2017: RMB80.7 billion
2017: RMB80.7 billion RMB137.4 billion
70.4%
Gross Profit
2017 2018
Rank: 16 Rank: 11
Attributable sales:
TOP 11
Cash
Collection Ratio:
78%
Gross profit of 2017: RMB21.43 billion
GPM 30.4%RMB26.95
billion
Growth in gross
profit:
25.8%31.5%
41
R3 Highlights of 2018 Results – Financial Metrics
Core Net
Profit
RMB11.73 billion
Core Profit
Attributable to
Shareholder2017: RMB6.93 billion
RMB8.55billion
Increase: 23.4%
Net Gearing
Ratio
Maintained at below 60% for
7 consecutive years
End- 2017: 58.9%59.4%
End-Jun 2018: 62.7%Net gearing ratio dropped
by 3.3p.p. due to
significant increase in
contracted sales & cash
collection in 2H18
0.5%
Dividend
Reflected the philosophy of sharing its
operating success with shareholders
2017: HK$1.00 per shareHK$1.20
20%
Payout ratio has stayed
at 30%-40% in the past three years
2017: RMB9.37 billionIncrease: 25.3%
R4 Highlights of 2018 Results – Investment Properties
42
Lianhuashan Ski
ResortInterContinental
Shanghai Wonderland“Hello Kitty – the Bund
Tour”
R4 Highlights of 2018 Results – Investment Properties
43
Shanghai Shimao
Festival City
Shimao Shanghai
Tower
44
R5 Recurrent Income Targets in 2019
Attain annual growth over 40% in coming 3 years.
Target to spin-off hotels and property management within 3 years
Hotels:
Commercial &
Entertainment: RMB1.8 billion
RMB2.4 billion
Property
Management: RMB2.0 billion
2019 2020 2021
6.2 billion
9.0 billion
13.0 billion
45
R6 Contracted Sales Target for 2019
With sufficient saleable resources, contracted sales
of RMB210 billion is a conservative target under a
slow market. Saleable resources in 2019 will be over
RMB400 billion if accounting for new land
acquisitions in 1Q19;
Sell-through rate assumption is conservative at 60%,
vs 2018 actual at 65%. Hence, there is upside to the
contracted sales target with a higher-than-assumed
sell-through rate.
More rational city distribution: Over 75% of saleable
resources in terms of value will be concentrated in
1st & 2nd tier cities and strong 3rd & 4th tier cities.
If a higher-than-assumed ASP is achieved, saleable
resources and profitability will be increased.
RMB100 billion of new saleable resources were
newly added in 1Q19, and RMB20 billion of
contracted sales are expected to be generated from
these newly added resources.
Contracted sales target for 2019:
RMB210 billion+
Confident in achieving above-
average growth of TOP 20 in
the industry every year
46
R7 2019 Landbanking Strategy
Precise
Investment
Multiple Channels
Step up investment via other means including
M&As and minority equity, in addition to
traditional ways of bidding for tenders and
auctions.
More Investments
in 1H
60% land investment
will be made in 1H. 1Q19
acquisitions to account for around
30% of full-year. Total landbank
saleable resources are expected
to increase to RMB1,000 billion.
Focus on Key CitiesContinue to acquire quality land in 1st
and 2nd tier cities, and strong 3rd and 4th tier
cities. 85% of newly acquired land in 1Q19 is in
1st and 2nd tier cities.
Continuous InvestmentUtilize 40% of sales and 50%
of cash collected on land
investment, subject to market
conditions and cash collection
situation, aiming to maintain a
balanced and sustainable
operating cash inflow.
47
R8 Vision
Residential Commercial Theme Parks Hotels Prop Mgmt
Innovative Business User Service Smart Technology Cultural Tourism
06 / Appendix
49
Total Land Attributable Total
New Land Parcels Usage Cost Land Cost GFA
(RMB’ million) (RMB’ million) (m2)
Group’s
Interest
Month of
Acquisition
1. Block 3, Unit 19 of Shenzhen Qianhai Jan 2018 Commercial 2,250 2,250 100% 73,500 30,612Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cooperation Zone Office
2. Tianjin Wuqing No. 2016-70 Parcel Jan 2018 Residential, Commercial 3,199 3,199 100% 266,485 12,004Service and Education
3. Zhengzhou Guancheng District Jan 2018 Commercial and 1,692 863 51% 451,113 3,750Jinluowan Project Residential
4. Shenzhen Pingshan Centre Jan 2018 Commercial and Service 1,873 1,124 60% 182,000 10,291
5. Fuzhou 2017-49 (Sanjiangkou) Jan 2018 Residential 1,646 560 34% 187,910 8,760
6. Longyan Shanghang Honor Project Jan 2018 Residential 245 125 51% 60,750 4,031
7. Fuzhou Jin’an 2017-57 and 58 Jan 2018 Residential 1,405 1,405 100% 151,397 9,280
8. Taizhou Jiaojiang District Jan 2018 Residential and 1,004 341 34% 222,292 4,517Zhang’an Project Commercial
9. Zhangzhou 2017P08 (Longwen Jan 2018 Residential, Commercial 3,600 1,836 51% 333,826 10,784District Minnan Watertown 05 Parcel) Service and Retirement
10. Zhangzhou 2017P11 (Longwen Jan 2018 Residential and 148 148 100% 72,957 2,029District An’deguang Parcel) Commercial Service
11. Beijing Fengtai District Jan 2018 Residential 3,125 1,531 49% 76,160 41,032Xiaowayao Parcel
12. Ningbo Zhenhai District Luotuo Project Feb 2018 Residential and Commercial 707 354 50% 81,200 8,706
13. Zhangzhou Danxia Parcel Feb 2018 Integrated Commercial 524 157 30% 95,347 5,500and Residential
14. Shijiazhuang Luquan Parcel Feb 2018 Residential 181 145 80% 38,297 4,725
15. Quanzhou Yuexin Phase 2 Mar 2018 Commercial Service 274 167 61% 108,381 2,530
16. Jinan Jivang Chengbo Lake Mar 2018 Residential and Commercial 601 421 70% 419,711 1,432
AV
(RMB/m2 )
R1 Land Acquisitions in 2018
5050
Total Land Attributable Total
New Land Parcels Usage Cost Land Cost GFA
(RMB’ million) (RMB’ million) (m2)
Group’s
Interest
Month of
Acquisition
17. Changchun Lianhua Mountain Mar 2018 Residential 407 256 63% 496,289 81992, 94, 98, 99, 102
18. Guangdong Huidong Qingyun Mar 2018 Residential and Commercial 456 456 100% 152,545 2,993
19. Quanzhou Taishang Mar 2018 Commercial and 1,476 502 34% 482,412 3,060S2017-06 (Baiqi Lake) Residential
20. Longyan S2018 Pai-1 Mar 2018 Residential 136 82 60% 63,085 2,156(Dongshan B08)
21. Putian Compound Mar 2018 Retail Commercial 725 413 57% 152,258 4,762and Residential
22. Quanzhou Jinjiang P2017-22 (Xintang) Apr 2018 Commercial and Residential 857 857 100% 268,632 3,190
23. Fuzhou 2018-01 Parcel Apr 2018 Ordinary Commodity 3,312 662 20% 231,902 14,282Housing, Mall and Restaurant
24. Fuzhou 2018-03 Parcel Apr 2018 Ordinary Commodity Housing 590 590 100% 51,009 11,567
25. Nanping High-speed Railway Apr 2018 Commercial and 102 102 100% 125,629 811New District B6-1 (2018-Pai J03) Residential
26. Nanping 2011-J-07, Parcel B Phase 2 Apr 2018 Other Ordinary 213 64 30% 170,414 1,250(13-1-50-2) (Yongsen) Commodity Housing
27. Xiamen X2017P07 Apr 2018 Residential 903 903 100% 45,880 19,682(Xiang’an Xinwei)
28. Nanping Yanping 2018-J-1 Apr 2018 Other Ordinary 95 40 42% 67,680 1,404Commodity Housing
29. Deyang 60 acres Apr 2018 R21 (Residential, 651 651 100% 132,441 4,918excluding Commercial)
30. Fuzhou Fuging 2018 Pai-15 May 2018 Commercial Service 1,202 1,202 100% 299,976 4,007and Residential
R1 Land Acquisitions in 2018 (cont’d)
AV
(RMB/m2 )
51
Total Land Attributable Total
New Land Parcels Usage Cost Land Cost GFA
(RMB’ million) (RMB’ million) (m2)
Group’s
Interest
Month of
Acquisition
31. Jiaxing Pinghu 2018 Ping- May 2018 Urban Residential 1,322 1,322 100% 146,971 8,996No.29 Project
32. Fuzhou Minqing New City May 2018 Commercial and 423 85 20% 120,934 3,498Residential
33. Quanzhou Julong Town My 2018 Commercial and 968 494 51% 255,737 3,785Residential
34. Wenzhou Pingyang Ao’jiang May 2018 Urban Residential, 804 804 100% 120,016 6,703Binjiang Centre F-01-01 Parcel Wholesale and Retail
35. Wenzhou Pingyang Ao’jiang May 2018 Urban Residential, 793 270 34% 116,716 6,794Binjiang Centre F-02-01 Parcel Wholesale and Retail
36. Jinjiang 2017-38 May 2018 Commercial and 145 36 25% 137,104 1,058(Neikeng) Residential
37. Jinan Zhangqiu Fukang May 2018 Residential 349 349 100% 75,623 4,610
38. Quanzhou 2018-2 May 2018 Commercial and 556 556 100% 110,762 5,020(Licheng) Residential
39. Xiamen 2018HP01 Jun 2018 Residential and 2,910 728 25% 116,000 25,086(Haicang Maluan Bay) Commercial Service
40. Zibo Honglian Lake Jun 2018 Residential 423 190 45% 108,000 3,921
41. Fu’an Wanyu Jinlan Bay Jun 2018 Residential 119 60 50% 132,898 895
42. Sanming Changxing Road D-2 Jun 2018 Other Ordinary 217 217 100% 68,341 3,171Commodity Housing
43. Huzhou Lianshi Central Primary Jun 2018 Urban Residential 415 415 100% 127,692 3,250School South Parcel
44. Yixing Economic Development Zone, Jun 2018 Urban Residential 546 546 100% 87,838 6,216North of Qingyuan Avenue andEast of Xuefu Road
R1 Land Acquisitions in 2018 (cont’d)
AV
(RMB/m2 )
52
Total Land Attributable Total
New Land Parcels Usage Cost Land Cost GFA
(RMB’ million) (RMB’ million) (m2)
Group’s
Interest
Month of
Acquisition
45. Yinchuan Gongyong Garden Jun 2018 Residential 178 178 100% 42,150 4,220East Parcel
46. Changsha Zhengyuan Jun 2018 Commercial and 1,602 881 55% 259,994 6,162Residential
47. Jiangxi Ji’an Guhou River Project Jun 2018 Type II Residential 405 405 100% 85,943 4,708
48. Shijiazhuang East 2nd Ring Road Jul 2018 Commercial 102 20 20% 54,829 1,865Yuhua Parcel and Residential
49. Longyan Dongxiao Project Jul 2018 Residential 352 123 35% 103,832 3,390
50. Longyan Xiaoyang Wenjing Project Jul 2018 Residential 506 172 34% 78,128 6,477
51. Baoji Taibai Jul 2018 Residential 163 98 60% 126,979 1,284
52. Fuqing Minhou Gaoxin No.2018-02 Jul 2018 Type II Residential and 810 527 65% 106,195 7,628Commercial
53. Zhangzhou Datang Project Jul 2018 Residential 1,396 265 19% 149,347 9,349
54. Jinjiang P2017-23 Jul 2018 Commercial and 339 153 45% 92,319 3,672(Datang Xintang) Residential
55. Longyan Dongxiao Parcel No.10 Jul 2018 Residential 191 97 51% 52,944 3,608
56. Longyan Dongxiao Parcel No.11 Jul 2018 Commercial and 255 255 100% 89,799 2,840Residential
57. Chengdu Jinying Road West Jul 2018 Type II Residential 198 198 100% 66,001 3,000(Parcel B West to Hengda) (39.6 acres) (include Commercial≤10%)
58. Luzhou Yunfeng Road West (91.5 acres) / Jul 2018 R2 Residential 936 936 100% 274,264 3,411Hengsi Route North (91.4 acres)
59. Yueqing Town Centre H-b3-2 Parcel Jul 2018 Residential 707 184 26% 84,034 8,416
R1 Land Acquisitions in 2018 (cont’d)
AV
(RMB/m2 )
53
Total Land Attributable Total
New Land Parcels Usage Cost Land Cost GFA
(RMB’ million) (RMB’ million) (m2)
Group’s
Interest
Month of
Acquisition
60. Changshu Shenzhen Road South, Jul 2018 Residential 1,085 1,085 100% 113,872 9,528Nansha Road West
61. Changshu Xinzhuang Town Xinxhuang Jul 2018 Residential 191 191 100% 30,752 6,221Avenue East, Xinyang Avenue South
62. Changshu Xinzhuang Town Fanrong Jul 2018 Residential 772 772 100% 138,294 5,584Road East, Zhanggangjing River South
63. Xuzhou Na Village 09G, 10G Jul 2018 Residential 227 227 100% 222,145 1,020
64. Wenzhou Ouhai Center Jul 2018 Residential 901 901 100% 105,078 8,577South Unit E-10
65. Hangzhou Puyan Jul 2018 Residential and 2,111 2,111 100% 96,860 21,797Commercial
66. Neijiang Hongpai Road South Jul 2018 Type II Residential 758 758 100% 173,923 4,356(104.4 acres) (including Commercial ≤15%)
67. Hengyang Daiyingling Project Jul 2018 Residential 617 370 60% 411,297 1,500
68. Lanzhou Galaxy International Project Jul 2018 R1 (Type I Residential) 1,797 899 50% 309,261 5,811(179.71 acres) R2 (Type II Residential)
69. Hangzhou Yuhang 25, 26 Jul 2018 Residential 2,112 2,112 100% 119,363 17,692
70. Fuzhou 2018-17 Parcel (Jin’an Helinpian Jul 2018 Commercial and 2,854 1,904 67% 131,332 21,731District E-05 East Parcel) Residential
71. Jingzhou New Port Jul 2018 Residential 265 159 60% 249,619 1,062
72. Qingdao Gaoxin District G-2018-023 Jul 2018 Urban Residential 761 761 100% 131,123 5,800Parcel and Retail Commercial
73. Quanzhou 2018 Pai-04, 06 Parcel Jul 2018 Commercial and 294 59 20% 127,717 2,302Residential
R1 Land Acquisitions in 2018 (cont’d)
AV
(RMB/m2 )
54
Total Land Attributable Total
New Land Parcels Usage Cost Land Cost GFA
(RMB’ million) (RMB’ million) (m2)
Group’s
Interest
Month of
Acquisition
74. Longyan Lianjing Culu Island Project Jul 2018 Commercial and 300 270 90% 183,204 1,638Phase 1 Residential
75. Tianjin Eco-City Parcel 26 Aug 2018 Residential 835 835 100% 79,500 10,504
76. Sanming Sha County Changxing Road Aug 2018 Commercial and 263 144 55% 118,806 2,210East Parcel A Residential
77. Fuzhou Fuqing Parcel 19 Aug 2018 Commercial and 739 81 11% 158,413 4,665Residential
78. Fuzhou Fuqing Parcel 20 Aug 2018 Commercial and 562 562 100% 121,298 4,633Residential
79. Fuzhou Fuqing Parcel 21 Aug 2018 Commercial and 386 197 51% 86,239 4,476Residential
80. Wuxi Luoshe New Town Aug 2018 Residential 440 224 51% 67,598 6,509
81. Taizhou Hailing District Yucai Road Aug 2018 Urban Residential and 990 990 100% 145,828 6,789North, Chunhui Road West Commercial Finance (5%)
82. Quanzhou Jinjiang Parcel P2018-26 Aug 2018 Commercial and 115 29 25% 97,589 1,178Residential
83. Yancheng Bazonggou South, Aug 2018 Commercial and 1,636 982 60% 290,904 5,625Baying Road West Parcel Residential (Commercial 5%)
84. Nanning Datang Tianyue Aug 2018 Residential 211 91 43% 156,119 1,352(Educational Parcel)
85. Nanning An’ji Datangshijia Aug 2018 Residential 373 56 15% 141,036 2,648(Water Pump Factory)
86. Nanning Datang Shengshi Aug 2018 Residential 519 78 15% 346,189 1,500
R1 Land Acquisitions in 2018 (cont’d)
AV
(RMB/m2 )
55
Total Land Attributable Total
New Land Parcels Usage Cost Land Cost GFA
(RMB’ million) (RMB’ million) (m2)
Group’s
Interest
Month of
Acquisition
R1 Land Acquisitions in 2018 (cont’d)
Note: Data as at 31 December 2018.
87. Nanning Xingning Datangguo Aug 2018 Residential 257 38 15% 86,750 2,957(Used Goods Market)
88. Nanning Datang Zhenguan Aug 2018 Residential 1,559 234 15% 137,577 11,331
89. Jingmen Zhang River Sep 2018 Commercial and 1,151 587 51% 785,433 1,465New District Project Residential
90. Xuzhou Suining Town Sep 2018 Commercial and 91 46 51% 128,421 709West Qingnian Road Residential
91. Zhangzhou Datang An’deguang Sep 2018 Commercial and 190 36 19% 136,754 1,389Residential
92. Nan’an Guanqiao 2018P14 Oct 2018 Commercial and 410 164 40% 211,224 1,941Residential
93. Zhengzhou Changxi Lake A04 Oct 2018 Residential and 2,053 1,047 51% 566,900 3,621Commercial
94. Wuxi Liangxi District Former North Nov 2018 Residential and 308 154 50% 30,949 9,952Vehicle Terminal West Parcel Commercial
95. Zhangzhou Zhongliang An’deguang Nov 2018 Residential/ 235 24 10% 117,568 1,999Commercial Services
96. Nanning Wuxiangtanze Dec 2018 Commercial and 2,239 739 33% 639,964 3,499Parcels 4, 5, 8 Residential
Total 82,336 51,884 16,147,767 5,099
AV
(RMB/m2 )
56
2018 2017 2018 2017
The Yuluxe Sheshan, Shanghai 325 Nov 2005 164 164 67 69
Le Royal Méridien Shanghai 770 Sep 2006 297 345 117 142
Hyatt on the Bund Shanghai 631 Jun 2007 400 388 159 154
Holiday Inn Mudanjiang 265 Dec 2010 33 33 13 10
Holiday Inn Shaoxing 284 Sep 2011 32 28 12 11
Hilton Nanjing Riverside 411 Dec 2011 100 98 29 27
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Wuhu 442 Oct 2013 67 63 15 13
InterContinental Fuzhou 318 Jan 2014 92 97 25 26
Crowne Plaza Shaoxing 453 Mar 2014 95 73 25 18
Yuluxe Hotel Taizhou 262 Aug 2014 32 31 2 3
Hilton Tianjin Eco City 301 Apr 2015 59 46 2 2
DoubleTree by Hilton Ningbo Chunxiao 220 Dec 2015 27 25 -1 1
Hilton Wuhan Riverside 338 Jul 2016 115 99 36 27
Conrad Xiamen 241 Aug 2016 155 133 52 39
DoubleTree by Hilton Ningbo Beilun 379 Dec 2016 55 39 10 16
Hilton Yantai 252 Aug 2017 62 18 9 -1
Hilton Shenyang 329 Jan 2018 65 - 8 -
Le Meridien Hangzhou Binjiang 199 Sep 2018 8 - -2 -
InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland 336 Nov 2018 32 - 10 -
Others 174 18 28 0 1
Total 6,930 1,908 1,708 588 558
Turnover (RMB’ million) EBITDA (RMB’ million)Date of
Commencement
Number of
RoomsHotel
Breakdown of Hotel Projects2
57
2018 2017 2018 2017
Phase I – Dec 2004
Shanghai Shimao Festival City 71,239 Phase II – May 2007 44 37 21 6
(Re-opened – Sep 2018)
Changshu Shimao The Centre 43,357 Jan 2009 23 23 9 9
Beijing Shimao Tower 70,175 Jul 2009 157 154 125 112
Wuhu Shimao Riviera Garden (Commercial) 19,963 Sep 2009 6 8 3 3
Shaoxing Shimao Dear Town 181,605 May 2010 83 83 43 42
Suzhou Shimao Canal Scene (Commercial) 49,993 Jun 2010 33 33 16 15
Shanghai Shimao Shangdu 9,584 Nov 2010 33 35 11 13
Xuzhou Shimao Dongdu (Commercial) 59,471 Jan 2012 14 14 8 5
Kunshan Shimao Plaza 88,249 Apr 2012 52 44 28 26
Jinan Shimao International Plaza 280,641 May 2014 164 115 98 82
Nanjing Strait City (Commercial) 65,719 Dec 2014 30 29 17 10
Quanzhou Shishi Shimao Skyscraper City 156,335 Jan 2017 33 37 16 18
Xiamen Shimao Straits Mansion 37,261 Jan 2017 47 25 17 12
Shanghai Shimao Tower 66,313 Dec 2018 4 - 3 -
Miscellaneous rental Income 48 43 18 10
Commercial Prop related service income 320 312 181 164
Total 1,091 992 611 527
Breakdown of Commercial and Office Premises
Date of
Commencement
Total GFA
(m2)Commercial and Office Premises
Turnover (RMB’ million) EBITDA (RMB’ million)
3
58
Date of
Commencement
Total GFA
(m2)Commercial and Office Premises
Turnover (RMB’ million) EBITDA (RMB’ million)
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