Group 1 - Wanda Group, the largest shopping center operator in China, is facing significant debt repayment pressure due to ongoing regulatory tightening in the real estate and consumer markets, along with rising financing costs [1] - To alleviate financial pressure and raise cash, Wanda has been selling assets, including a recent transaction involving the sale of 100% equity in 48 target companies across various cities [2][3][4] - The transaction has been approved unconditionally by the State Administration for Market Regulation, involving partners such as Tencent Holdings and several management consulting firms [2][3] Group 2 - The 48 target companies include Wanda Plaza projects located in major cities such as Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu, and Wuhan, indicating a broad divestment strategy [2][4] - The Fuzhou Wanda Plaza Investment Co., Ltd., established in 2009, is one of the companies involved in this transaction, operating the first Wanda Plaza in Fuzhou [5][6][9] - The Fuzhou Financial Street Wanda Plaza, which opened in December 2010, is a large urban complex that includes a shopping center, entertainment center, office buildings, and a six-star hotel, highlighting the scale of Wanda's investments [9][10]
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