豫园股份1.5亿出售宁波星健，持续瘦身聚焦主业

Core Viewpoint - Yuyuan Group continues its asset divestiture strategy, selling 100% equity of Ningbo Xingjian and related debts for a total of 150 million yuan, as part of its focus on core business and financial recovery [2][3][6]. Asset Sale Details - The transaction includes an equity transfer price of 91.7881 million yuan and a debt transfer price of 58.2119 million yuan [3]. - After the sale, Yuyuan Group will no longer hold any equity in Ningbo Xingjian, which will be excluded from the company's consolidated financial statements [4]. Financial Performance - For the first three quarters of the year, Yuyuan Group reported a revenue decline of 21.33% to 28.4 billion yuan and a net loss of 488 million yuan, compared to a profit of 1.159 billion yuan in the same period last year [9][10]. - The third quarter alone saw a revenue of 9.287 billion yuan, but a significant net loss of 551 million yuan, indicating a sharp decline in profitability [10]. Strategic Focus - Yuyuan Group emphasizes a strategy of "slimming down" to concentrate resources on high-potential and high-profit core industries, as evidenced by its ongoing asset sales since 2022 [7][8]. - The company has previously divested from various assets, including a 13% stake in Jinhuijiu for approximately 1.937 billion yuan and a complete exit from Taikang Insurance for about 1.157 billion yuan [7]. Management and Governance - The company has faced scrutiny due to its simultaneous actions of planning financing while issuing large dividends, with cash dividends totaling 739 million yuan and 735 million yuan for 2023 and 2024, respectively [18][19]. - Yuyuan Group's management has seen significant turnover, with over 10 executives leaving since 2024, raising concerns about stability [22]. Market Position - The actual controller of Yuyuan Group, Guo Guangchang, has seen his wealth decline from 62.5 billion yuan at peak to 36 billion yuan, reflecting broader challenges faced by the company and its parent group, Fosun [22][23]. - The company’s asset-liability ratio remains high, close to 70%, indicating ongoing financial pressure despite claims of maintaining reasonable liquidity ratios [21].