China Aoyuan Property Group Limited awarded the title of Hong Kong Outstanding Enterprises of 2010 in a grand ceremony---- Hong Kong Outstanding Enterprises Parade held by Economic Digest, a well-known journal of economics and finance in Hong Kong. Aoyuan stood out from a number of listed companies in Hong Kong, which indicates the Group, as the leader of low-carbon concept of in Chinese real estate industry, its reputation and strength in the capital market were affirmed by media and financial professionals of Hong Kong. "Economic Digest" is a representative and authoritative professional financial magazine in Hong Kong. "Hong Kong Outstanding Enterprises Parade" is aiming at praising business group with outstanding performance, as an annual event in Hong Kong"s financial sector, the prize list of which attracted many attentions of the investors, being as a reference index.
In the awarding ceremony, Lam Kam Tong, Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer of Aoyuan, accepted award and addressed on behalf of the Group, he said: "Aoyuan originated the concept of complex real estate. With many years of in-depth study on Building a healthy lifestyle, the group took the lead in launching the brand philosophy of "Building a low-carbon, healthy lifestyle", bring the concept of health, regimen, high quality life of low-carbon living into the community, thus to lead industrial upgrading. Benefit from the vision of management, team"s excellent capacity of planning and implementation, Aoyuan achieved a sustained and steady growth of high quality, in the past few years. This award is undoubtedly a great encouragement for the group, as well it demonstrates that Aoyuan" brand image and overall strength are highly recognized by all sectors of the community. In addition, according to Lin Jintang "with innovative development ideas, excellent project quality, strong financial position, sufficient land reserves, Aoyuan will continually forge ahead to maintain sustained and stable growth performance and strong returns for shareholders."