Page 26 - Hong Kong Housing Society Annual Report 2024/25
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ROBUST FINANCIAL STRATEGY FOR FUTURE                        財務策略穩健 成就未來發展
            GROWTH

            The Housing Society currently maintains a robust financial   房協目前財政穩健,擁有健康的資產負債
            position with a healthy balance sheet. While we remain      表。儘管我們對財政狀況保持審慎樂觀,亦
            cautiously optimistic about our financial situation, we stay well-  要為本地及環球經濟的波動繼續作好準備。
            prepared for volatility in local and global economies. As we face a   面對歷史高峰的建築量及連帶對現金流的持
            historical peak in construction activities and ongoing operational   續需求,我們早已制訂好策略性的財務及人
            cash flow needs, we have formulated strategic financial and   力資源計劃,引領我們穩步邁進,實踐「創建
            manpower plans that take us forward steadily to achieve our   宜居 • 永續共融」的願景。
            vision of “Creating Homes for Sustainable Living”.

            During the year, the Housing Society secured a HK$12 billion   年內,房協與十二間本地及國際銀行達成
            syndicated loan facilities with 12 local and international   一百二十億港元,亦是歷來最大規模的銀團
            banks, including a HK$3 billion social tranche, marking the   貸款,當中包括三十億港元的社會責任貸
            largest syndicated loan in our history. The loan facilities reflect   款,反映銀行界對房協發展的信任,以及對
            the trust of the banking community in our development and their   香港未來充滿信心。
            confidence in the future of Hong Kong.

            The fund will be used to bolster the business development of   該筆資金將用作支持房協的業務發展,特別
            the Housing Society, particularly the construction of subsidised   是興建資助房屋項目。至於三十億港元社會
            housing projects. The HK$3 billion social tranche will finance   責任貸款將為不同階層人士提供指定的可負
            designated affordable housing projects for people from different   擔住屋項目,創造長遠的社會價值。此外,
            walks of life, creating long-term social value. Additionally, we   我們透過周詳計劃,在年內實施物業分拆出
            implemented a carefully devised divestment plan during the year   售計劃,以優化物業管理的優次及財務實力。
            to optimise our property management priorities and financial
            viability.


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