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Evergrande Property Services

Evergrande Property Services (6666.HK) is a subsidiary of China Evergrande Group providing comprehensive property management services since 1997.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

Evergrande Property Services (6666.HK) is a subsidiary of China Evergrande Group and has provided comprehensive property management services since 1997, holding a national first-class property qualification. As of December 31, 2025, its business covered nearly 300 major cities across China, with about 600 million square meters under management, over 3,000 projects, and more than 4 million households. Its managed property types include residential, commercial and office, theme parks, industrial parks, health and wellness projects, as well as schools, hospitals, banks, government buildings, high-speed rail, airports, and scenic areas. The company upholds the service philosophy of "conscientious services and heartfelt companionship" and adheres to "standardized operation, professional services, market-oriented development," offering property management services, community value-added services, and non-owner value-added services.

History

Evergrande Property Services was established in 1997 by China Evergrande Group, initially headquartered in Guangzhou, and now headquartered in Shenzhen. It has provided comprehensive property management services since 1997 and holds a national first-class property qualification. As of December 31, 2025, its business covered nearly 300 major cities, with about 600 million square meters under management, over 3,000 projects, and more than 4 million households.

Products and positioning

Strive to create happy communities with premium living environment and cultural values; conscientious services and heartfelt companionship.

  • Property management services

    High-quality property management services.

  • Community value-added services

    Community value-added services.

  • Non-owner value-added services

    Non-owner value-added services.

Recent events

  • Unconfirmed

    PAG to acquire controlling stake in Evergrande Property Services[7]

    PAG signed transaction documents with China Evergrande Group and its subsidiary CEG to acquire their combined 55.15 billion shares in Evergrande Property Services, representing approximately 51.016% of its issued shares, for HK$4.026 billion in cash. PAG will also assume CEG's HK$500 million tax obligations.

  • PAG announces proposed acquisition of a 51% stake in Evergrande Property Services[8]

    Reported:

    Evergrande Property Services announced that PAG would acquire approximately 51% of its issued shares from China Evergrande and CEG Holdings for HK$4.026 billion. PAG also offered to acquire shares from other Evergrande Property Services shareholders. The transaction had not yet completed; PAG would become the company's controlling shareholder upon completion.

  • Evergrande Property controlling stake sale enters exclusive negotiations; PAG rumored as buyer[9]

    Evergrande Property announced on 2026-09-30 that potential sellers China Evergrande and CEG Holdings had signed an exclusive agreement with a selected bidder to negotiate a potential transaction for the company's controlling stake, with the negotiation period running until 2026-10-27. The company said no formal sale and purchase agreement has been signed and no guarantee exists that the deal will be completed. Market reports identified the bidder as PAG, which was reportedly negotiating final terms to acquire a majority stake; PAG declined to comment on 2026-10-11.

  • China Evergrande terminates agreement to sell Evergrande Property Services shares[10]

    China Evergrande notified the buyer that it was terminating the agreement to sell shares in Evergrande Property Services. The buyer had issued a notice requiring the seller to perform its obligations under the agreement and said it reserved its legal rights.

  • China Evergrande announces exploration of asset sales[11]

    China Evergrande announced that it was in discussions with potential independent third-party investors about selling some assets, including partial stakes in its listed subsidiaries China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group and Evergrande Property Services. It said no specific plan or formal agreement had been reached as of the announcement.

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