- Full Time Employees
- 133
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- Hong Kong Hong Kong
- Business
- China Sandi Holdings Limited is an investment holding company primarily engaged in property development, property investment, and property management services across mainland China. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, with its registered office in Bermuda and an office in Hong Kong, the company operates as a real estate enterprise within the Guoshi Group. China Sandi Holdings Limited conducts its core business operations through two main segments: Property Development and Property Investment. The company's main products and services include the development and sale of residential real estate, including mid-to-high-rise residential complexes, luxury villas, and integrated residential communities; the development and sale of commercial properties, including office towers and multi-use urban commercial complexes; the leasing and operation of commercial investment properties, including retail shopping malls, hotel properties, office units, kindergartens, and street-level commercial units; the provision of comprehensive property management, facility maintenance, and tenant support services; and the management and leasing of vehicular parking spaces. The company's property portfolio and geographic operations are concentrated in key urban centers across the People's Republic of China, including Shanghai, Fuzhou, Xi'an, Baoji, Weinan, Longyan, Yongtai, Jianyang, Wuyishan, and Jilin. In recent corporate developments, China Sandi Holdings Limited executed a significant capital reorganization involving a share consolidation and a par-value share capital reduction to optimize its capital structure, during which trading was conducted under the temporary stock code HKEX: 2934 in parallel with its primary listing HKEX: 0910. Additionally, the company has actively pursued operational adjustments, strategic debt management, and asset repositioning initiatives aimed at enhancing commercial property occupancy rates and stabilizing recurring rental cash flows amid broader market transitions in the Chinese property sector.