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To own Longfor Group Holdings, you need to be comfortable with a property developer that leans heavily on recurring service income while still carrying a capital intensive development arm. The latest nine month update, with RMB 23.14b of contracted sales alongside RMB 20.44b from property operation and property service, reinforces that mix. In the near term, the key question is whether fee based segments can provide some stability while contracted sales and margins remain under pressure in a weak share price backdrop.
Execution on cash generation and funding costs matters more than headline sales. Interest payments are not well covered by earnings, the group is loss making, and the share price has fallen sharply over one and five years even as third party models see the stock trading well below their fair value estimates. The fresh data on service revenue momentum helps inform that tension between balance sheet risk and perceived value, but it does not resolve it.
Yet there is a specific pressure point in Longfor Group Holdings' story that could still catch investors off guard if ...
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