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An announcement from China Investments Holdings Limited ( (HK:0132) ) is now available.
Hing Yip Holdings’ subsidiary Greengold Leasing has entered into two finance lease arrangements with an independent lessee, under which it will acquire unencumbered ownership of two sets of assets for a total of RMB60 million and lease them back for eight years. The consideration, which was set after arm’s length negotiations referencing the assets’ original costs and condition, will be funded by internal resources and/or bank facilities, and will generate total lease payments of about RMB79.6 million over the term, strengthening the group’s leasing portfolio and recurring income base while constituting a discloseable transaction under Hong Kong listing rules.
The transactions, which involve quarterly principal and interest payments and are supported by guarantees, highlight Hing Yip’s ongoing push to expand its finance leasing operations as a capital provider to corporate clients. By locking in long‑term lease receivables and maintaining exposure to serviceable, income‑generating assets, the company reinforces its positioning in the leasing market, although the scale of the deal remains moderate relative to thresholds that would trigger higher regulatory requirements.
More about China Investments Holdings Limited
Hing Yip Holdings Limited, incorporated in Bermuda and listed in Hong Kong, operates in the financial services sector through subsidiaries such as Greengold Leasing. The group engages in finance leasing activities, acquiring assets and leasing them back to clients, providing structured funding solutions primarily within the mainland China market.
Average Trading Volume: 109,243
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Sell
Current Market Cap: HK$342.5M
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