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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: Chinese listed property companies hold large amounts of cash at the
moment, with the largest firms holding more than CNY100 billion each, but this
situation is unlikely to continue due to funding issues later this year, the
21st Century Business Herald reported Friday. Property sales in the first half
were robust and property companies added to their cash holdings by swapping
short-term loans for long-term credits, the newspaper said. But as the property
sector continues to cool and financing channels tighten further, property
companies will face obstacles in obtaining funding, which is likely to require
them to spend some of their cash. The peak time for the maturity of bonds they
have issued is approaching. In mid-2017, the long-term debt ratio of 128
property companies stood at 30.85% and was almost 70% for short- and medium-term
debt, the newspaper, citing data from Wind Information. An anonymous property
professional told the newspaper that the government is unlikely to loosen
controls on the property sector, so there's a low chance for an upward trend in
the sector at the end of the year. (21st Century Business Herald)

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