On July 6, Sunac China fell 6.15% in regular trading, trading at HKD 0.61, with turnover of HKD 104 million. The stock had risen for two consecutive sessions following the announcement that mandatory convertible bonds with USD 2.533 billion in remaining principal had been fully converted into shares, but selling pressure emerged as the market digested the dilutive impact.

The conversion resulted in approximately 2.906 billion new shares, representing 17.03% of previously issued share capital, significantly diluting existing shareholders' equity. Total issued shares increased from approximately 17.06 billion to 19.97 billion. Meanwhile, the company's subsidiaries recently added approximately RMB 923 million in overdue borrowings and three new dishonesty entries, underscoring persistent onshore debt pressure. Two major litigation cases totaling approximately RMB 4.057 billion have also entered the execution phase.

Within the Real Estate Development sector, performance was mixed. China Resources Land rose 2.89%, Longfor Group gained 2.58%, while Country Garden fell 2.13%.

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