车建兴，解除留置

Core Viewpoint - The recent developments at Red Star Macalline, including the return of founder Che Jianxing and a wave of executive departures, are closely linked to the change in control following Xiamen Jianfa's acquisition of a significant stake in the company [2][5][6]. Group 1: Executive Changes - Che Jianxing, the founder of Red Star Macalline, has been released from detention by the Yunnan Provincial Supervisory Committee after a four-month investigation [2]. - Following Che's previous detention, Li Yupeng acted as the interim general manager to ensure smooth operations [3]. - A significant turnover in the executive team has occurred, with four high-level departures in September alone, including the resignation of the board secretary and vice general manager Qiu Zhe due to personal career planning [4]. Group 2: Ownership Changes - Xiamen Jianfa, a state-owned enterprise, became the controlling shareholder of Red Star Macalline in June 2023 by acquiring 29.95% of the shares for approximately 6.286 billion yuan [5][6]. - The transfer of shares was executed at a price of 4.82 yuan per share, resulting in Che Jianxing exiting the role of actual controller of the company [6]. - Following the acquisition, a major management reshuffle occurred, with Li Yupeng being appointed as executive director and chairman, and Shi Yaofeng as the new general manager [6]. Group 3: Financial Performance - Red Star Macalline has reported significant financial losses, with net profits of -2.216 billion yuan in 2023 and -2.983 billion yuan in 2024, and a further loss of -1.9 billion yuan in the first half of 2025, marking the lowest performance since its listing [8]. - The company attributed its declining performance to store closures and rental discounts, alongside a 2.1 billion yuan loss from changes in the fair value of investment properties [8]. - As of June 30, 2025, Red Star Macalline faced substantial short-term debt pressures, with a total of 15.47 billion yuan in short-term loans and 57.38 billion yuan in non-current liabilities due within a year [8].