China Evergrande forced its chief executive and chief financial officer to resign last week, citing their involvement in a scheme in which loans secured by pledge guarantees were transferred and diverted back to the debt-saddled developer via unnamed third parties… Read More>>
Evergrande Said Discussing $2B Sale of Wanchai HQ to Yuexiu Amid Govt Pressure
Embattled mainland developer China Evergrande Group is in talks to sell its largest single property asset for around $2 billion, according to sources familiar with the discussions who spoke with Mingtiandi.
Yuexiu Property, a branch of the local government of… Read More>>
Evergrande Founder Steps Down as Chairman of Primary Mainland Unit
Hong Kong-listed China Evergrande’s share price fell 4.3 percent Tuesday on news that the embattled developer’s chairman, Xu Jiayin, had stepped down from the chairmanship of Hengda Real Estate, the Shenzhen-based group’s main property unit in China.
Xu is no… Read More>>
Evergrande Weighs Sale of Stake in Auto Unit After $740M H1 Loss
After China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group issued a warning this week that its first-half net loss was expected to nearly double from a year earlier, the car maker’s parent firm — debt-saddled developer China Evergrande — has confirmed that… Read More>>
Evergrande to Sell Further Stake in Tencent JV for $420M as Unpaid Suppliers Swarm
Debt-saddled developer China Evergrande Group continues to reduce its shareholding in its Hong Kong-listed internet division, HengTen Networks Group, as it announced plans yesterday to offload a HK$3.25 billion ($420 million) stake.
The news comes less than two months after… Read More>>
Evergrande Raises Cash by Selling Stakes in Tencent JV, Hangzhou Developer
China Evergrande Group, the country’s most indebted property developer, is raising some quick cash this week by selling off assets ahead of a scheduled repayment of a $1.47 billion offshore bond maturing next week.
The Shenzhen-based company led by billionaire… Read More>>
Evergrande Denies Pleading for Govt Support to Avoid Collapse
Indebted mainland developer China Evergrande Group was forced to deny reports that it was pleading for a bailout yesterday, after a document circulating on Chinese social media indicated that the firm was pleading for government support to avoid financial catastrophe.
Evergrande Boss Xu Jiayin RMB 14.6B Richer as China’s 2nd-Largest Developer Announces Dividend
China’s third-richest man is about to add RMB 14.6 billion ($2.1 billion) to his personal fortune after China Evergrande Group proposed its dividend for the 2018 financial year in an announcement on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Sunday.
The… Read More>>
Chinese Estates Owners Buy $1.1B of Evergrande Bonds
Chinese Estates Holding director Kimbee Chan Hoi-wan and members of her husband Joseph Lau’s family purchased a third of $3 billion in senior unsecured bonds issued by China Evergrande Group late last month, swelling the clan’s portfolio of the top-three mainland… Read More>>
Mainland Gaming Firms Lease 30% of New Manila Office Space and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Any property investment has an element of risk, but games of chance appear to have become a primary driver of Manila’s real estate market, as China’s gambling fans take up nearly a third of the Filipino capital’s new office space… Read More>>
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