Shimao Group reports RMB192 billion contracted sales and 158 million sq m sold in first nine months of 2025
Reuters
Oct 10, 2025
Shimao Group reports RMB192 billion contracted sales and 158 million sq m sold in first nine months of 2025
Shimao Group Holdings Limited announced its unaudited operating statistics for the nine months ended 30 September 2025. The Group reported aggregated contracted sales of approximately RMB19.217 billion and a contracted sold area totaling 1,582,061 square meters, resulting in an average selling price of RMB12,147 per square meter for the period. In September 2025 alone, contracted sales amounted to about RMB1.901 billion with a contracted sold area of 155,245 square meters, and an average selling price of RMB12,245 per square meter. The company noted that these figures are unaudited and based on preliminary internal information, which may differ from the data in forthcoming audited or unaudited consolidated financial statements. Investors are advised to exercise caution when interpreting these results.
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