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Earnings Not Telling The Story For China Agri-Products Exchange Limited (HKG:149) After Shares Rise 26%
The market is searching for anti-tariff varieties driven by risk aversion, and the Agriculture Sector in the Hong Kong stocks remains strong against the trend.
① The risk aversion sentiment in the market is rising, how is the counter-argument logic being interpreted? ② The Hong Kong stock Agriculture Sector remains robust against the market trend, what is the logic behind it?
Express News | China Agri-Products Exchange - Issued First Tranche of April 2037 Notes With Principal Amount of HK$38 Mln
CH AGRI-PROD EX (00149.HK) issued notes with a principal amount of 50 million HKD.
On February 21, Glonghui reported that CH AGRI-PROD EX (00149.HK) announced the establishment of a medium-term note program involving the issuance of unsecured fixed-rate notes with an amount of up to 1 billion Hong Kong dollars (the "Notes"). The company has issued the first series of Notes under this program on February 21, 2025 (the "February 2037 Notes"). The principal amount of the February 2037 Notes issued is 50 million Hong Kong dollars, with an annual interest rate ranging from about 2.8% to about 5.4% (including placement fees), depending on the actual redemption time of the February 2037 Notes.
China Agri-Products Exchange's Unit Signs Sale, Leaseback Deal for Assets in China's Luoyang City
CH AGRI-PROD EX (00149.HK) has entered into an after-sales leaseback agreement and consulting service agreement with Haier.
On January 2, Glonghui reported that CH AGRI-PROD EX (00149.HK) announced that on January 2, 2025, Luoyang Hongjin (a wholly-owned subsidiary of CH AGRI-PROD EX) signed a sale and leaseback agreement and a consulting service agreement with Haier for the leasing assets, priced at 51 million yuan. The leased assets include several construction projects in Luoyang owned by Luoyang Hongjin, involving greenhouses and various equipment.
