Asia real estate and outbound investment news
A creditor has taken over two mansions on Hong Kong’s Peak once valued at a reported HK$1.5 billion ($192 million) in the latest seizure of assets linked to fallen mainland billionaire Xu Jiayin and his China Evergrande Group.
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In an announcement to the Hong Kong stock exchange late on the eve of China’s Mid-Autumn Festival holiday on Thursday China Evergrande Group followed up on media reports that its chairman is in police custody with a confirmation of criminal… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore-listed CapitaLand India Trust agrees to acquire a Bengaluru IT park at a future date, and data centre giant Global Switch reaches an impasse with its potential buyers.
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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>>
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>>
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.
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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>>
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.
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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.
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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.
