People in Hong Kong create super chaebols

Surprised, Zhang Qizheng didn't say anything.

After all, he knows very well how rich the boss is.

With the boss's worth, more than 8 billion Hong Kong dollars, it's really nothing and he can get it at any time.

Not to mention the money earned from crude oil, the annual profit of Su Group last year alone exceeded 10 billion Hong Kong dollars, and this does not include the Hutchison Whampoa Group.

After reading the first two pages, Su Cheng then looked at the third page.

The value of this third page has suddenly been greatly reduced.

The British-owned Arctic Ocean Group sold three industrial parks for a total price of HK$8.1 million.

Two of these three industrial parks are in Kwun Tong and one is in Shatin, with a total area of ​​84.7 square meters.

Moreover, these three industrial parks all have ready-made industrial buildings, mainly high-rise factories, and these are included in the price range of the industrial parks.

At present, the total occupancy rate of these three industrial parks is 76.8%, of which the occupancy rate of the two industrial parks in Kwun Tong exceeds 80%, and the occupancy rate of the one in Shatin also exceeds 60%.

Three mature industrial parks, with an average price of less than one thousand?

Su Cheng was a little surprised.

These are not extremely remote plots like Clear Water Bay. Whether it is Kwun Tong or Sha Tin, they are currently the main industrial areas in Hong Kong, especially Kwun Tong. Because it is close to the city center, there are many factories here. Densely populated.

In the future, Kwun Tong will also be included in the city center, and land prices in Kwun Tong will also rise sharply.

However, these are industrial lands. If you want to convert them into commercial or residential land after buying them, you will definitely have to pay a high amount of money to the government.

"The occupancy rate is so high and the location is not bad. Why does Arctic Ocean Group want to sell these three industrial parks? What is their current market price?" Su Cheng asked Zhang Qizheng again.

"Boss, I've checked this too. Due to political reasons, Beiyang Group has lost confidence in the future of Xiangjiang and is already preparing to withdraw from Xiangjiang. It is currently cleaning up properties in Xiangjiang. They are selling two Wan Chai commercial buildings, Several sets of street shops, three industrial parks, etc., because their selling prices are lower than the market, so I have included these properties in this document. As for the market price, according to the estimates of authoritative organizations, these three industries The market price of the park is around HK$9 million, and they gave it a 9% discount on the market price," Zhang Qizheng said with a smile.

Su Cheng nodded. He already knew from Xiao Ai that some British-funded companies had lost confidence in the future, so starting from the 70s, British-funded companies had been withdrawing from the Xiangjiang market. The Arctic Ocean Group had withdrawn from Hong Kong. Selling one's properties on a large scale is quite normal.

It is precisely because they gave themselves a discount, otherwise Su City would not be able to see these properties. After all, Su City had told Zhang Qizheng before that only those with lower than market prices would be considered. As for normal prices, there are a lot of them on the market. , Sioux City does not have the patience to deal with it, and the properties sold below the market price indicate that these companies are in a hurry to sell.

The urgent sale also shows that the price can continue to be negotiated. What Sioux City likes most is to take advantage of the situation, especially those from British-funded enterprises.

As for those that are at or below the market price, most of them are obviously not in a hurry to sell. Even if such owners can negotiate the price, they can't negotiate much, so there is no need to waste too much time on them.

I have also heard of Arctic Ocean Group in Suzhou. The head office is in Scotland and it mainly focuses on manufacturing, retail, service, property rental, etc. It is a diversified international enterprise, but its business in Xiangjiang is not too large. , it is normal for them to evacuate Xiangjiang, because their business in Xiangjiang is simple, focusing on property rental and retail, so even if they evacuate, the losses will not be large.

These British-owned enterprises are not optimistic about the future of Xiangjiang, but they have also given Chinese-owned enterprises an opportunity to grow. Otherwise, it would be difficult for Chinese-owned enterprises in Xiangjiang to surpass British-owned enterprises.

Even established British-owned companies such as Jardine Matheson and Huifeng actually have little confidence in the future of Xiangjiang.

Only companies such as Jardine Matheson and Huifeng, because their main industries are in Hong Kong and they relied on Hong Kong for their development, are unable to withdraw like other British-funded companies.

In the end, I could only stay in Xiangjiang to survive.

However, it is obvious that both Jardine and Huifeng have now begun to deploy overseas markets, just to prevent any major changes in the policies of Xiangjiang, which will cause them heavy losses.

Huifeng Bank, for example, is now looking for ways to acquire banks in Europe and the United States. At the same time, it is also selecting some Chinese businessmen with great potential to establish good relationships with them. It is hoped that if something bad happens in the future, they can help these banks. Overcome difficulties with the help of Chinese businessmen.

This is also the reason why Huifeng Bank is currently making good friends with top Chinese businessmen in Hong Kong such as Charter King and Su Cheng.

Otherwise, the previous British-funded consortium would have looked down upon the Chinese-funded consortium.

"It would be great to have more British-funded companies like this. Please evacuate quickly. Xiangjiang should be owned by Chinese-funded companies, not British-funded companies dominating here." Su Cheng looked at the information on the document. , said to Zhang Qizheng with a smile.

"Boss, in fact, about 8% of the property sales information in my information belongs to British-owned enterprises. Chinese-owned owners will only choose to sell lower prices unless they are really experiencing financial difficulties. Properties are sold at market prices, so the proportion is not very high. On the market at normal prices, many Chinese-owned owners are selling. These people are not in a hurry to sell, but they can sell or not, and they will lose money. It's basically hard to accept." Zhang Qizheng replied from the side.

Su Cheng nodded and said: "The more British capital runs, the better. In the end, the vast majority of people who take over the business will be our Chinese-funded consortium. In this way, the balance between the two will continue to tilt towards our side, and eventually the Chinese-funded consortium will also It will surpass the British consortium.”

He did understand the psychological thoughts of these people.

In his previous life, he had also seen some houses from real estate agencies. Some people, because they were not in a hurry to sell, basically sold their houses above the market price. Therefore, these people's houses might not be able to be sold even if they were listed for several years. They have to get out, because they have no financial difficulties, or they are not willing to sell at a loss, so they can only hang on.

On the other hand, some sellers who are eager to sell will sell their houses because they can no longer afford it financially, or because they feel that in such a market environment, they can no longer continue to provide money. The price of this kind of house will often drop again and again. , and the transaction will be completed at a very fast speed, such as one or two months or even faster. (End of chapter)