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Shimao Group's 9-month sales performance totals $20.9b

Contracted sold area spanned 1.58 million square metres.

Shimao Group Holdings reported an aggregated contracted sales for the nine months ended 30 September 2025 of $20.9b (RMB19.217b).

Contracted sold area spanned 1.58 million square metres with an average selling price of $13,244 (RMB12,147) per sq.m.

Moreover, the group’s contracted sales for the month of September alone amounted to $2b (RMB1.901b) and the contracted sold area stood at 155,245 sq.m.

The average selling price for the month was $13,352 (RMB12,245) per sq.m.

($1=RMB0.91)
 

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