Shimao Services (0873.HK) traded down -1.56 % during a 24 hours period ending at 06:05 AM Central Europe on Tuesday 27th. One Shimao Services stock can currently be bought for about HKD 0.32 on popular exchanges. Current supply of Shimao Services stocks is 2.4 bn. Shimao Services has a current market capitalization of HKD 777.5 mn and approximately HKD 103 k worth of Shimao Services was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, Shimao Services has traded -13.7 % down. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at HKD 0.51. The highest price of past 52 weeks was recorded at HKD 0.7 on 10/28/2025. 52 weeks low was at HKD 0.31 on 10/23/2026.

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About Shimao Services

Shimao Services Holdings Limited is a real estate development company operating in Hong Kong and China. The company specializes in developing and operating various types of properties, including residential, hotel, office, and commercial properties. Their mission is to provide high-quality services to customers in both Hong Kong and China.