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Property Sales & New Land Acquisition Update for June 2011 Property Sales & New Land Acquisition Update For June 2011 Stock Code：00688.HK Serial No.：（ COLI-IR）2011-6E 1. Property Sales For June 2011, the property sales amounted to HK$12.1 billion, and the GFA sold reached 635,300.0 square meters, representing an increase of 100.8% and 52.2% respectively from those in June 2010. From January to June 2011, the total property sales amounted to HK$52.2 billion and the total GFA sold reached 3.1 million square meters, representing an increase of 85.9% and 38.2% respectively as compared to the same period of last year. Table 1: Property Sales for June 2011 Property Sales in Value (HK$’00 mn) Property Sales in GFA (‘000 Sq.m.) Regions June 2011 June 2010 YoY June 2011 June 2010 YoY Pearl River Delta 7.06 17.38 -59.38% 46.1 129.3 -64.35% Yangtze River Delta 51.75 24.69 109.60% 198.8 96.0 107.08% Bohai Rim 26.05 7.11 266.39% 87.3 40.4 116.09% Northern Region 19.02 4.17 356.12% 185.0 58.0 218.97% Western Region 17.48 7.08 146.89% 118.1 93.7 26.04% HK & Macau 0 0 - 0 0 - Total 121.36 60.43 100.83% 635.3 417.4 52.20% Table 2: Property Sales for January-June 2011 Property Sales in Value (HK$’00 mn) Property Sales in GFA (‘000 Sq.m.) Regions Jan-Jun 2011 Jan-Jun 2010 YoY Jan-Jun 2011 Jan-Jun 2010 YoY Pearl River Delta 94.06 70.06 34.26% 557.8 572.0 -2.48% Yangtze River Delta 111.99 73.19 53.01% 473.8 336.3 40.89% Bohai Rim 122.41 48.14 154.28% 505.7 315.5 60.29% Northern Region 73.76 42.66 72.90% 776.0 502.8 54.34% Western Region 98.92 46.66 112.00% 744.1 496.7 49.81% HK & Macau 21.18 0.28 7464.29% 14.9 0.4 3625.00% Total 522.32 280.99 85.89% 3,072.3 2,223.7 38.16% 2. New Land Acquisitions In June 2011, the company acquired 2 projects in Suzhou and Nanjing with total attributable GFA 923,716.0 square meters. The total land premium payable was RMB 2.8 billion. On 30th May 2011, China Overseas Grand Oceans Group Ltd. (Stock code: 00081.HK) acquired 1 new project in Nanning with an attributable GFA of 183,096.0 square meters. The land premium payable was RMB 414.0 million. The company acquired a total new land amounting to 7.8 million square meters and the attributable portion was 7.8 million square meters so far this year. The new land acquisition details are as follows: Attributable Land Area Total GFA Attributable Land Cost No. Date City Name of Project Interest (m2) (m2) GFA (m2) (RMB mn) Dahexixiandao District 1 13/1/2011 Changsha 100% 359,654.00 1,378,410.00 1,378,410.00 2,130.63 Yanghuyuan Project 2 13/1/2011 Changchun Gaoxin District Project 100% 190,550.00 581,100.00 581,100.00 664.90 3 13/1/2011 Changchun Nanguan District Project 100% 145,285.00 237,700.00 237,700.00 714.00 4 25/1/2011 Zhongshan Shiqi District North 100% 72,833.00 241,950.00 241,950.00 440.00 Gaoxin District Shimao 5 26/1/2011 Yantai 100% 81,217.66 293,000.00 293,000.00 801.00 Road Project Licang District Henan 6 25/2/2011 Qingdao 100% 372,137.90 1,551,709.00 1,551,709.00 3,285.76 Nanzhuang Project Gaoxinyuan District 7 25/2/2011 Dalian 100% 82,563.00 294,772.00 294,772.00 880.00 Qixianling Project 8 1/3/2011 Nanchang Chaoyang New City Project 100% 176,082.00 457,195.00 457,195.00 1,357.27 9 16/3/2011 Hohhot Xiao Tai Project* 100% 72,856.78 214,001.80 214,001.80 420.00 10 25/2/2011 Jilin Fengman District Project * 100% 36,800.00 188,800.00 188,800.00 185.25 11 17/3/2011 Hefei Shushan District Project* 100% 144,700.00 399,200.00 399,200.00 707.58 Kowloon Fei Ngo Shan 12 30/3/2011 Hongkong 100% 2,980.00 1,490.00 1,490.00 246.03 Road Project Kowloon Tong Begonia 13 12/5/2011 Hongkong 100% 2,810.00 3,417.00 3,417.00 480.57 Road Project Gaoxin District Renhe 14 20/5/2011 Chengdu 100% 118,966.18 576,144.00 576,144.00 1,505.14 Project Longgang District Nanling 15 26/5/2011 Shenzhen 100% 48,655.00 241,990.00 241,990.00 620.00 Project 16 31/5/2011 Nanning Donggouling Project* 100% 46,002.00 183,096.00 183,096.00 414.02 17 23/6/2011 Suzhou Jinchang District Project 100% 159,924.20 488,200.00 488,200.00 1,479.30 18 24/6/2011 Nanjing Pukou District Project 100% 196,626.00 435,516.00 435,516.00 1,350.00 Total: 2,310,642.72 7,767,690.80 7,767,690.80 17,681.44 *New land acquisition of China Overseas Grand Oceans Group Ltd. In view of the uncertainties involving in investment and sales process, there may exist discrepancies between the above figures and those disclosed in our regular reports. As such, the above is only for reference purpose. General Manager Corporate Communications Dept. China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd. 7 July 2011 .
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