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派斯林“退房”路漫漫 转让款回收再遇阻

Core Viewpoint - The company, Paislin Digital Technology Co., Ltd., is facing delays in receiving payment for equity transfer related to its transformation away from real estate, with significant amounts still outstanding [1][2][4]. Group 1: Equity Transfer Details - The total equity transfer amount related to the sale of subsidiaries is approximately 1.068 billion yuan, with payments structured in multiple phases [2][3]. - The first payment of 15% (approximately 160 million yuan) has been made, while the remaining payments are scheduled from 2024 to 2028, with each installment being about 182 million yuan [2][3]. - Currently, four installments totaling approximately 728 million yuan remain unpaid, representing 68% of the total transfer amount [2][3]. Group 2: Payment Delays and Reasons - The company has experienced two instances of payment delays, with the most recent delay attributed to the underperformance of the buyer, Changchun Economic Development State-owned Assets Holding Group [4][5]. - The buyer has committed to making the overdue payments by December 31, 2025, citing challenges in cash flow and external financing [4][5]. - Previous delays occurred in 2024, where approximately 172 million yuan was overdue, but the buyer eventually made the payment [5][6]. Group 3: Impact on Business Operations - The company asserts that the delays in receiving the equity transfer payments will not significantly impact its core business in intelligent manufacturing, as the two business segments operate independently [7][8]. - The company has indicated that the transformation away from real estate is aimed at improving asset liquidity and financial structure [6][7]. Group 4: Shareholding Changes - The buyer, Changchun Economic Development State-owned Assets Holding Group, significantly reduced its shareholding in Paislin from 5.54% to 0.63% by the end of 2024, raising questions about the potential link between the share reduction and payment delays [8][9]. - The company has stated that it is unclear if the share reduction is related to the payment issues, emphasizing that the buyer's financial needs are not directly connected to the equity transfer payments [9].