YT(SH:600692) Shang Hai Zheng Quan Bao·2026-02-27 21:29Core Viewpoint - Shanghai Yatong Co., Ltd. has made adjustments to its real estate purchase plan due to significant changes in the real estate market, ensuring the protection of state-owned assets and shareholder interests [4][8]. Group 1: Basic Information - Shanghai Yatong's wholly-owned subsidiary, Shanghai Yatong Real Estate Development Co., Ltd., signed a purchase contract with Shanghai Helin Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. to buy 14 unsold units in Changxing Island, with a total area of 2,032.59 square meters for a total price of RMB 73,074,989 [3]. - The payment structure includes an initial payment of 50% (RMB 36,537,494.50) within ten working days after the contract signing, with the remaining 50% due within three months after obtaining the property delivery permit [3]. Group 2: Progress Update - After signing the purchase contract, Yatong Real Estate has completed the online signing and pre-registration procedures and has paid the initial 50% of the purchase price [4]. - Due to the current deep adjustment in the real estate market, Yatong Real Estate and Helin Real Estate agreed to adjust the purchase plan, resulting in a supplementary agreement to select 7 out of the 14 units and cancel the contract for the remaining 7 units [4]. Group 3: Supplementary Agreement Details - The supplementary agreement confirms the reduction of the purchased units to 7, with the adjusted total purchase price being RMB 36,545,816, of which RMB 36,537,494.50 has been paid, leaving a balance of RMB 8,321.50 to be paid [5][6]. - The contract for the 7 canceled units is deemed terminated without any liability for breach of contract, allowing the seller to resell the units [6]. Group 4: Impact on the Company - The adjustment to the real estate purchase plan is a reasonable response to the company's operational situation and market conditions, ensuring that it does not adversely affect the company's main business or financial results [8]. - The revised purchase plan aligns better with the company's capital allocation needs and helps mitigate potential risks from market volatility [8].