- CEO
- Hai Jun Chang
- Full Time Employees
- 84
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- No. 3 Jianghan North Road Wuhan HB China 430022
- IPO Date
- Nov 10, 2009
- Business
- Langold Real Estate Co., Ltd. (002305.SZ) engages primarily in real estate development and operation throughout China, with a focus on commercial, industrial, and residential properties; the company develops and manages commercial and office buildings, shopping malls, industrial real estate, hotels, cultural and financial parks, residential complexes, serviced apartments, bungalows, and villas, while also providing ancillary services including property management, business management consulting, hotel management, park operation management, housing renovation, housing loans, real estate brokerage, and sales of building materials. Operating in key urban areas such as Wuhan and other regions in Hubei Province and beyond, it structures its business around three major sectors of commercial operation, industrial operation, and long-term rentals, targeting a range of customers from individual homebuyers to commercial tenants and industrial users. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Wuhan, China, at No. 3, Jianghan North Road, Jianghan District, the company listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2009 as one of the first commercial real estate firms post-IPO resumption and underwent a name change from Wuhan Langold Real Estate Co., Ltd. In recent developments, its controlling shareholder Power Construction Real Estate, which acquired a significant stake in 2014, announced in November 2024 plans to merge its wholly-owned subsidiary Wuhan Xintiandi Investment Co., Ltd., leading to the cancellation of approximately 18% of the company's shares held by the entity; additionally, in September 2025, the company, referred to as ST Nanguo or ST Nanji in certain contexts, disclosed intentions to sell its real estate development and leasing-related assets and liabilities for RMB 1 to a subsidiary of its controlling shareholder as part of a major asset restructuring and strategic shift toward light-asset urban operation services, including expansion into property services to enhance profitability and retain listing status amid financial challenges.