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Company Overview

Business Description

Sector
Industrials
Industry
Electrical Equipment
Headquarters
Hong Kong HK
Employees
8 911
IPO date
Dec 18, 2002

Fullshare Holdings is an investment holding company best known for building and selling property in China. It develops residential and commercial projects, holds some properties for rental income, and also takes part in related businesses such as property management and construction services. Its customers are mainly homebuyers, tenants, and other property users, while its money comes from selling completed units, collecting rent, and fees tied to development and management work.

The company also has interests outside pure real estate, including healthcare, tourism, and other investment activities, which gives it a wider mix than a plain property developer. In these areas, it may own or back businesses rather than run a single consumer brand. That means Fullshare acts partly as a developer and partly as a holding company, using capital from its property and investment assets to support a broader portfolio of businesses.

What makes its model different is that it sits in the middle of the property value chain and can earn in several ways: by creating projects, holding assets for recurring rent, and investing in businesses tied to land, buildings, and local services. For beginner investors, the key idea is that Fullshare is not just selling apartments; it is a property-and-investment group with revenue linked to real estate cycles and the performance of its other holdings.

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Address
Unit 2805, Level 28, Admiralty Centre Tower 1, 18 Harcourt Road, Admiralty
Hong Kong
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Business Segments

Property development

This part of Fullshare buys land, develops homes and commercial projects, and sells completed units or space.

Customers

Homebuyers, property investors, and businesses looking for offices, shops, or other commercial space.

Revenue Model

It makes money by selling developed properties and earning rental income from properties it keeps.

Property investment

This part holds finished buildings and other real estate to generate ongoing income rather than selling them right away.

Customers

Tenants such as retailers, office users, and other business occupants.

Revenue Model

It earns rental income and related service fees from leased properties.

Healthcare

This part focuses on healthcare-related operations and services, including businesses tied to medical care and health management.

Customers

Patients, healthcare providers, and organizations that buy health-related products or services.

Revenue Model

It makes money from service fees and sales of healthcare-related products or services.

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Management

Mr. Changqun Ji

Chairman & CEO

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Mr. Chen Shen

Financial Controller & Executive Director

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Ms. Wei Du

Executive Director

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Mr. Jinzhu Ge

Executive Director & Assistant to CEO

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Ms. Ying Seto

Company Secretary

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