中国恒大发布公告，2025年8月8日公司收到联交所发出的信函，表示基于公司未能满足联交所对其施加的复牌指引中的任何要求，且股份一直暂停 买卖并未于2025年7月28日之前恢复买卖，联交所的上市委员会根据上市规则第6.01A(1) 条已决定取消本公司的上市地位。 股份上市的最后一天为2025年8月22日，并将于2025年8月25日上午9时起取消股份上市地位。公司无意就上市委员会作出取消上市地位的决定申请复 核。 作出取消上市地位的決定申請覆核。 對股東、投資者及潛在投資者的影響 本公司所有股東、投資者及潛在投資者應注意,於最後上市日期後,儘管股份的股票 仍然有效,但股份將不會在聯交所上市及不可於聯交所買賣。此後,本公司將不再受 上市規則規管。 LINHJAXIX AX以上リーカブ / / H F F T / I J LL H / T / 0 L > > > > > > > > > > > 25 日上午九時起取消股份上市地位(「取消上市地位」）。本公司無意就上市委員會 l 清盤人的進展報告 在本公司取消上市地位前,清盤人擬向本公司的持份者提供一份報告,概述本公司於 2024年 1 月 29 日至 2025年 7 ...

（文章来源：每日经济新闻） 每经AI快讯，8月12日，中国恒大公告，公司将于2025年8月25日取消上市地位。公司收到联交所信 函，因其未能满足复牌指引，股份自2024年1月29日起暂停买卖，并一直未恢复。清盘人将继续有序地 保全及变现集团资产，以保障债权人利益。 ...

香港交易及結算所有限公司及香港聯合交易所有限公司對本公告之內容概不負責，對其準確性 或完整性亦不發表任何聲明，幷明確表示概不就因本公告全部或任何部分內容而産生或因依賴 該等內容而引致之任何損失承擔任何責任。 中國恒大集團 （清盤中） （於開曼群島註冊成立的有限責任公司） （股份代號：3333） (1) 上市委員會的決定 (2) 清盤人的進展報告 及 (3) 繼續停牌 本公告乃由中國恒大集團（清盤中）（「本公司」，連同其附屬公司統稱「本集團」） 根據《香港聯合交易所有限公司證券上市規則》第13.09條以及《證券及期貨條例》 （香港法例第571章）第XIVA部作出。 股份上市的最後一天為 2025 年 8 月 22 日（「最後上市日期」），並將於 2025 年 8 月 25 日上午九時起取消股份上市地位（「取消上市地位」）。本公司無意就上市委員會 1 茲提述 (i) 本公司日期為 2024 年 1 月 29 日的公告，內容有關本公司清盤、委任本公司 共同及各別清盤人（「清盤人」）以及本公司股份（「股份」）暫停買賣；(ii) 本公司 日期為 2024 年 3 月 6 日的公告，內容有關股份恢復買賣的復牌指引； (i ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent revelations regarding Xu Jiayin's luxury property in Hong Kong, which has been identified as having significant unauthorized construction, raising questions about hidden assets and the implications for his financial situation amid the Evergrande crisis [3][6][10]. Group 1: Property Violations and Financial Implications - Xu Jiayin's luxury home in Hong Kong has unauthorized construction exceeding 6,000 square feet, which is more than double the registered area [4][9]. - The additional area could theoretically increase the property's value by 600 million HKD, based on current market rates of 100,000 HKD per square foot [5][9]. - The property is located in a prestigious area where many wealthy individuals reside, and unauthorized expansions are considered a common practice among the elite [6][10]. Group 2: Asset Liquidation and Debt Recovery - Following the Evergrande crisis, Xu Jiayin's properties have been mortgaged and are now under creditor control, with significant price drops observed in recent sales [10][11]. - The B seat of the property sold for 700 million HKD, which is 100 million HKD less than its previous market estimate, while the C and E seats are listed for 900 million HKD, down from a previous valuation of 1.5 billion HKD [10][11]. - The properties are expected to attract interest from wealthy buyers, particularly from established families in Hong Kong and mainland China [11]. Group 3: Xu Jiayin's Family Assets and Legal Proceedings - Xu Jiayin's family is under scrutiny for their assets, with ongoing legal proceedings seeking to recover approximately 6 billion USD in dividends and compensation [12][13]. - Assets identified include private jets, yachts, luxury cars, and various real estate holdings, but many remain frozen or subject to liquidation [14][15]. - There are indications that additional undisclosed assets may exist, as legal documents reveal ongoing efforts to uncover more wealth linked to Xu Jiayin and his family [15][20]. Group 4: Asset Concealment Strategies - The article outlines various methods used by wealthy individuals to conceal assets, including offshore companies, family trusts, and art investments, which complicate recovery efforts [23][24][26]. - Techniques such as "proxy holding" and "off-balance sheet liabilities" are employed to obscure true ownership and financial status [26][27]. - The discussion highlights the challenges faced by creditors in tracing and recovering assets that have been strategically hidden [29].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the dramatic shift in public perception of Xu Jiayin, the chairman of Evergrande Group, from a celebrated figure to one surrounded by secrets and controversies following the company's financial collapse. Group 1: Financial Situation - Evergrande has accumulated a staggering debt of 2.8 trillion yuan, leading to its classification as China's "first debtor" [3] - During the restructuring period, it was reported that 50 billion yuan in cash was secretly siphoned off, raising concerns about financial misconduct [3] Group 2: Public Image and Secrecy - Prior to the financial crisis, Xu Jiayin was viewed as a prominent and successful businessman, but this image has been tarnished, revealing a series of hidden issues [3][5] - The article highlights the challenges in uncovering the secrets surrounding Xu Jiayin, suggesting that they may be deeply buried in various domains such as culture, wealth, and debt [5] Group 3: Investigative Challenges - Identifying the individuals connected to Xu Jiayin's secrets poses significant difficulties, as many have been involved in financial dealings with him [7] - The article suggests that a combination of judicial, administrative, and social methods will be necessary to effectively uncover the secrets associated with Xu Jiayin [7]

Group 1 - Chery Automobile has mandated a 30% reduction in company-level meetings and participants to improve efficiency and respect employees' time [3] - Chairman Yin Tongyue acknowledged past management practices as inhumane and apologized, emphasizing the need for a cultural shift within the company [3][4] - The company has faced criticism for its overtime culture, with reports of mandatory late hours and performance management practices that some interpreted negatively [5][6] Group 2 - Evergrande Group's former chairman Xu Jiayin's Hong Kong properties have been revealed to have significant unauthorized constructions, including a "dungeon" [8][9] - The properties, originally purchased for HKD 2.5 billion, are now being sold at a significant loss, with one listed at HKD 900 million, reflecting a 60% drop in value [9] - Xu Jiayin's assets are under scrutiny, with multiple luxury items and properties being managed by creditors due to the company's financial troubles [9] Group 3 - Hema X, a membership store under Hema, will close all locations by the end of August as part of a strategic shift, focusing on core business areas [10][12] - The membership store concept, launched in 2020, has not gained sufficient traction in the Chinese market, leading to a strategic retreat [16] - Hema aims to achieve a GMV target of RMB 100 billion by the end of 2024, having reported profitability for the first time in the fiscal year 2025 [10][16] Group 4 - Jin Dalai Environmental Protection Co. is pursuing legal action against the local government for unpaid compensation related to a wastewater treatment project, totaling approximately RMB 40.8 million [20][21] - The company has experienced a decline in revenue and profit, with a 19% drop in revenue year-on-year for 2024 [21][22] - Jin Dalai's accounts receivable have reached RMB 780 million, indicating potential liquidity issues [22]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the financial situation and asset status of Xu Jiayin, the former chairman of Evergrande Group, particularly focusing on his luxury properties in Hong Kong and the ongoing investigations into his assets following the company's financial troubles [2][13]. Group 1: Property Violations and Legal Actions - Xu Jiayin's luxury villa at 10B Peak Road in Hong Kong has been reported for significant unauthorized constructions, including over 6,000 square feet of illegal structures [3][6]. - The Hong Kong Buildings Department has ordered the demolition of these illegal constructions, indicating that the property has undergone extensive illegal modifications [6][7]. - Other properties in the same estate are also under scrutiny, with demolition orders expected for additional unauthorized structures [7]. Group 2: Asset Management and Sales - Xu Jiayin's properties, including three luxury houses at 10B, 10C, and 10E Peak Road, have been taken over by debt agents and are being put up for sale [9][12]. - The properties are listed at a significant discount, with the 10C and 10E villas priced at 900 million HKD, down from a previous valuation of 1.5 billion HKD, representing a 40% reduction [11]. - The market interest in these properties is high, with over 60% of inquiries coming from local wealthy families and the remaining 30% from mainland buyers [12]. Group 3: Global Asset Scrutiny - Following the financial collapse of Evergrande, Xu Jiayin's global assets are under investigation, with a focus on his properties in Hong Kong [13]. - The Hong Kong Evergrande Center has been officially taken over by creditors, highlighting the challenges in selling the property [13]. - Xu Jiayin's asset portfolio includes private jets, yachts, luxury cars, and various real estate holdings worldwide, all of which are subject to legal scrutiny and potential liquidation [13][14].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the illegal construction issues surrounding the luxury property owned by former Evergrande chairman Xu Jiayin, highlighting the financial struggles of the company and the implications for its assets [1][3][4]. Group 1: Property Details - The property in question is located at 10 E Buli Jing, which has over 6,000 square feet of illegal construction, including a platform that has been raised by over 1,000 square feet and a basement that has been excavated to create a "dungeon" estimated at around 5,000 square feet [3]. - The original building plans indicated that the area connecting the parking space should be flat, with no stairs or elevation differences, but illegal modifications have been made [3]. - The Buildings Department issued a demolition order in June 2023, citing large-scale illegal alterations and expansions in the basement [3]. Group 2: Financial Context - In 2010, Xu Jiayin purchased the three luxury villas at Buli Jing for HKD 2.5 billion shortly after Evergrande's IPO in Hong Kong [4]. - Due to Evergrande's financial crisis, these properties have been used as collateral for loans, with the C and E villas mortgaged in 2021 and the B villa mortgaged to China Construction Bank in October 2022 [6]. - The properties are now under the control of creditors and are set to be sold, with the E villa's market valuation at approximately HKD 500 million, reflecting a significant drop from its previous valuation of HKD 1.5 billion [7].

Core Viewpoint - China Evergrande Group announced that the Hong Kong court has decided to approve the withdrawal of the transfer application, leading to the cancellation of the hearing originally scheduled for June 25, 2025 [1] Group 1 - The court's decision was made in writing on June 24, 2025, regarding the withdrawal of the transfer application [1] - The liquidators of Evergrande and CEG Holdings will begin executing the order to transfer CEG Holdings shares to Sheng Jian [1] - Trading of the shares will be suspended starting from January 29, 2024, and will continue until further notice [1]

Core Viewpoint - The recent revival of Evergrande Wealth's official Weibo account, after seven years of silence, has sparked significant speculation regarding the current state of the Evergrande Group and its founder Xu Jiayin's financial commitments [2][4]. Group 1: Company Status - Evergrande Wealth in Shenzhen is currently listed as a dishonest executor and has failed its annual review, indicating potential operational restrictions [4][8]. - The last update from the Evergrande Wealth account was in March 2018, highlighting a long period of inactivity before the recent post [2]. Group 2: Financial Commitments - Xu Jiayin had previously promised in September 2021, during the initial payment crisis, that investors would not lose their investments, stating, "I can have nothing, but the investors of Evergrande Wealth cannot have nothing!" [4][6]. - Despite these assurances, over two years later, investors have yet to receive their full returns, raising concerns about the fulfillment of these commitments [6][8]. Group 3: Impact on Stakeholders - The ongoing financial crisis of Evergrande Group not only threatens the company's survival but also affects countless families who invested their life savings into Evergrande Wealth products [8]. - The recent developments reflect severe internal management issues within the Evergrande Group, as indicated by the unusual official communication from a company in such a precarious state [4][8].