• CSI Properties annual report flagged a sharp rebound in property sales, driven by Hong Kong residential launches and unit deliveries.
• Non-cash valuation hits on investment properties, inventory write-downs, and impairments continued to weigh on earnings despite stronger turnover.
• Contracted sales topped HK$6 billion, supporting a longer-term target of HK$9 billion by March 2029.
• Balance sheet actions featured a HK$1.49 billion rights issue, a HK$500 million senior unsecured note issuance, and US$250 million guaranteed notes to extend maturities.
• Central Crossing remained on track, with the Grade A office tower due in H2 2026; pre-leasing started with early demand from finance and technology tenants.

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