记者丨郑植文 编辑丨吴晓宇 刘雪莹 21世纪经济报道记者获悉，8月22日晚间东风集团股份（0489.HK）发布公告称， 子公司岚图 汽车将以介绍上市方式登陆港股，东风集团股份（0489.HK）将同步完成私有化退市。 图源：公司公告 与此前央国企私有化交易不同，本次东风集团股份（0489.HK）宣布 "岚图介绍上市+东风集 团股份（0489.HK）私有化退市" 的创新性交易方案，有望强化东风战略布局，树立改革创新 新标杆。 根据公告，本次交易采用 "股权分派 + 吸收合并" 的组合模式，两大核心环节互为前提、同步 推进。 公告显示，受到行业转型阵痛等因素影响，东风集团股份近年来 估值表现偏低 ，股票市值长 期远低于净资产。岚图汽车作为东风自主打造的高端智慧新能源品牌，近年来保持良好发展势 头，是东风汽车旗下最具价值和成长性的优质资产之一。 据东风汽车官微，岚图汽车7月交付达12135辆， 同比增长102% ，环比增长21%，实现六连 涨。1—7月，岚图汽车累计销量达68263辆， 同比 增长88% 。 22日晚公告一出，截至8月23日零点，东风集团股份ADR报价62.22美元， 一个小时内暴涨超 91%；收盘涨 ...

【#东风集团股份1小时暴涨超90%#，#东风集团股份拟私有化退市#】8月22日深夜，东风集团股份 （0489.HK）发布公告称，子公司岚图汽车将以介绍上市方式登陆港股，东风集团股份将同步完成私有 化退市。本次交易采用岚图汽车股权+现金对价支付，总体收购价格为10.85港元/股，其中现金对价6.68 港元/股，岚图股权对价4.17港元/股。 受此消息影响，截至8月23日零点，东风集团股份ADR报价62.22美元，暴涨91.45%。 接近东风集团的人士告诉记者，此次东风集团股份拟私有化退市的原因有两个：第一，东风集团股份这 只股票的估值较低，基本已经失去融资能力。第二，东风集团正努力朝新能源方向转型，此前也已经启 动了内部改革，但是受制于上市公司的相关规定，很多板块的融合和内部重组存在限制。因此，东风此 次动作目的有二，一是把岚图推向资本市场，二是方便后续内部进一步整合。#东风集团股份一纸公告 引燃市场# ...

Core Viewpoint - The longstanding menswear company, Goldlion Group, has reported a significant financial downturn, transitioning from profit to loss following the failure of its privatization plan earlier this year [2][6]. Financial Performance - For the first half of 2025, Goldlion Group achieved a revenue of HKD 487 million, a year-on-year decline of 19%, with a loss attributable to shareholders of HKD 3.96 million compared to a profit of HKD 58.23 million in the same period last year [2][6]. - The overall apparel revenue in the domestic market was HKD 318 million, reflecting a year-on-year decrease of approximately 24% [3]. - The wholesale business, a core sales model, saw a drastic revenue drop of 50%, reducing its share of domestic apparel sales to about 20% [3]. - The group recorded a fair value loss of HKD 22.95 million on investment properties, worsening from the previous year's loss [5]. Business Segments - Goldlion's apparel business includes formal wear and high-end casual menswear, with a total of 754 clothing stores as of June 30, 2025, of which 146 are directly operated by the group [4]. - The group has diversified interests, including real estate investments valued at approximately HKD 2.658 billion [5]. - The e-commerce segment experienced a year-on-year sales decline of about 14% [3]. Market Context - The Chinese menswear market is valued at approximately RMB 600 billion, characterized by intense competition and shifting consumer preferences towards high-cost performance products [7]. - The company has adopted a relatively conservative approach to market challenges, focusing on product quality optimization and retail network integration [7]. Strategic Challenges - The failed privatization plan means Goldlion must continue to navigate the pressures of the public market, facing intensified competition and declining sales [6]. - The company has seen a continuous decline in revenue and profits over the past few years, with a significant reduction in the number of retail points [6].

Group 1 - Geely Auto announced a privatization plan for its indirect subsidiary, Zeekr Intelligent Technology Holdings Limited, expected to be completed by 2025, aimed at resource integration and enhancing competitiveness in the electric vehicle market [2] - The merger agreement offers a purchase price of $2.687 per Zeekr share or $26.87 per American Depositary Share, with eligible shareholders having the option to receive cash or exchange for newly issued shares of Geely Auto at a price of HKD 17.15 per share [2] - Following the privatization, Zeekr will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Geely Auto and plans to delist from the New York Stock Exchange [2] Group 2 - The privatization transaction requires approval from Geely Auto's independent shareholders, with an independent board committee established to provide recommendations [3] - The independent board committee has engaged an independent financial advisor to assess the fairness and reasonableness of the transaction terms [3] - A special shareholder meeting is scheduled for September 5, 2025, in Hong Kong to consider and approve the proposed transaction [3]

Core Viewpoint - Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties is planning to privatize and delist from the Hong Kong stock market after 12 years of listing, citing governance complexity and low liquidity as key reasons for the decision [3][4][7]. Group 1: Privatization Details - Dalian Wanda plans to repurchase shares from all shareholders except for its parent company and a subsidiary, at a price of HKD 0.62 per share, totaling approximately HKD 29.32 billion [4][6]. - The repurchase price represents a premium of about 67.57% over the last trading day's closing price of HKD 0.37 and a premium of approximately 129.66% over the average price of HKD 0.27 over the last 30 trading days [6][8]. - After the transaction, Dalian Wanda's ownership in Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties will increase from 64.18% to 96.13% [4][5]. Group 2: Business Impact - The company aims to streamline its governance structure and improve decision-making efficiency post-privatization, as the current structure has been deemed complex and inefficient [8][9]. - Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties has been facing a significant discount in its stock price compared to its net asset value, which is approximately HKD 2.081 per share, indicating a discount of about 70.2% on the repurchase price [7][8]. - The company reported a revenue of approximately RMB 198.31 billion and a net profit of RMB 7.79 billion for the year 2024, with total assets of RMB 1,067.71 billion and net assets of RMB 162.42 billion [10]. Group 3: Market Context - The company has been experiencing low stock performance, with its market capitalization significantly lower than its net asset value, leading to challenges in raising capital from the market [8][11]. - The real estate market is currently in a challenging phase, impacting Dalian Wanda's financial performance, which has seen a decline in revenue and net profit in recent years [11].

Core Viewpoint - Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties is planning to privatize by repurchasing shares and delisting from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, aiming to consolidate its operations under the parent company, Dalian Wanda Holdings, to enhance operational efficiency and strategic flexibility [1][11]. Group 1: Share Buyback and Privatization - The company announced a share buyback involving 4.73 billion shares at a maximum cost of approximately HKD 29.32 billion, which will be fully canceled post-transaction [1][6]. - The buyback price of HKD 0.62 per share represents a 67.57% premium over the last trading price of HKD 0.37 before the announcement [6]. - The buyback will result in Dalian Wanda Holdings increasing its ownership from 64.18% to 96.13%, significantly enhancing its equity stake [15]. Group 2: Financial Performance and Market Conditions - Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties has faced liquidity pressures, with negative cash flow for two consecutive years, amounting to -4.4 billion RMB by the end of 2024 [9]. - The company's stock price has been trading below its net asset value, with a net asset value of 16.2 billion RMB and a per-share net asset value of HKD 2.63 [9]. - The company reported a revenue increase of nearly 50% in 2024, reaching 19.83 billion RMB, with a significant contribution from property sales [19][18]. Group 3: Strategic Considerations - The privatization is seen as a strategic move to eliminate internal governance barriers caused by operating under different public platforms, which has hindered decision-making efficiency [13]. - The integration of Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties into the parent company is expected to streamline operations and enhance collaboration across business units [18][11]. - The company aims to leverage its commercial assets, which generated sales of 40.13 billion RMB in the previous year, to improve overall financial performance post-privatization [18][20].

Core Viewpoint - Dalian Wanda Group plans to repurchase shares of its subsidiary Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties for approximately HKD 29.32 billion and intends to delist from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, ending a 12-year listing history [2][4]. Group 1: Share Repurchase and Delisting - Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties will repurchase shares from all shareholders except for Dalian Wanda Group and its indirect wholly-owned subsidiary [3]. - The repurchase price is set at HKD 0.62 per share, totaling around HKD 29.32 billion for the cancellation of 4.73 billion shares [3]. - Following the transaction, Dalian Wanda Group's ownership in Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties will increase to 96.13% [4]. Group 2: Financial Performance - Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties reported a revenue of RMB 19.83 billion for 2024, a year-on-year increase of 49.4%, with a net profit of RMB 779 million [5]. - In contrast, Dalian Wanda Group's revenue for 2024 was approximately RMB 35.79 billion, a decrease of 2.7% from 2023, with a net loss of RMB 2.977 billion, an increase of 103.14% compared to the previous year [5]. - The total loss for Dalian Wanda Group over the past three years exceeds RMB 7 billion [5]. Group 3: Strategic Implications - The delisting is seen as a strategic move to simplify the corporate structure and enhance operational efficiency, allowing for more agile responses to market changes [6][4]. - Both companies believe that the transaction will optimize resource allocation and improve overall operational efficiency, enhancing competitive strength [6]. - The removal of the listing is expected to resolve existing competition issues between the two entities, streamlining decision-making processes [7][6].

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. government is considering privatizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which could lead to one of the largest IPOs in history, addressing a significant post-crisis issue [1][5]. Group 1: Government's Actions - President Trump is actively seeking advice from top Wall Street bank executives on how to monetize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and return them to the public market [1][5]. - Meetings have taken place with executives from major banks, including Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase, and plans are in place to meet with Goldman Sachs and Bank of America [1][5]. Group 2: Market Implications - The potential privatization could result in substantial economic benefits for the government, banks, and existing shareholders, with analysts suggesting it may lead to significant underwriting fees for selected banks [6]. - Following the news, shares of Fannie Mae rose by 15% and Freddie Mac increased by 5.7% in the OTC market [1]. Group 3: Challenges Ahead - The privatization process is complex, with key issues such as the percentage of shares the government will sell in the initial public offering and the rights of existing shareholders still unresolved [6]. - The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has indicated that selling government-held shares could yield a mixed financial outcome, estimating potential gains of $206 billion if the companies were placed under bankruptcy management [6].

Core Viewpoint - Dalian City Real Estate plans to repurchase shares at HKD 0.62 per share and suggests delisting from the stock exchange, while its parent company, Dalian Holdings, proposes privatization excluding certain shareholders [1][2]. Group 1: Company Actions - Dalian City Real Estate announced a share repurchase plan requiring approximately HKD 29.33 billion to buy back and cancel 4.73 billion shares [1]. - The company was suspended from trading on July 18 due to insider information and saw its stock price rise over 40% to HKD 0.55 upon resumption of trading [1]. - Dalian Holdings holds a 64.18% stake in Dalian City Real Estate, with its subsidiary holding an additional 2.58%, totaling 66.76% [1]. Group 2: Financial Performance - Since 2020, Dalian City Real Estate has experienced a continuous decline in net profit attributable to shareholders, with a projected net loss of HKD 294 million for 2024 [2]. - Despite the losses, the investment property segment has provided stable cash flow, with cash and cash equivalents covering short-term debt more than twice [2]. Group 3: Market Context - The privatization move is a strategic response to market pressures, aiming to optimize governance, integrate ownership, and enhance decision-making efficiency [2]. - Other real estate companies have also opted for privatization or delisting due to poor performance, low stock prices, and the burden of fixed costs like auditing [3].

Core Viewpoint - The company is executing a strategic move to repurchase shares and delist from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, aiming to enhance its operational efficiency and market competitiveness amid challenging market conditions [1][4]. Group 1: Share Repurchase and Delisting - The company plans to repurchase shares from all shareholders except for Dayuecheng and Dema, offering HKD 0.62 per share, totaling approximately HKD 29.32 billion [1]. - Following the agreement, the shareholding structure will change significantly, with Dayuecheng Holdings increasing its stake from 64.18% to 96.13% [1]. Group 2: Business Operations and Financial Performance - Dayuecheng Real Estate has established a presence in key urban clusters across China, managing 32 commercial projects and high-quality investment properties in major cities [2]. - The company has faced financial challenges, reporting a net loss of approximately CNY 29.77 billion in 2024, a decrease of 103.14% compared to 2023, with total assets declining by 9.84% [2]. - In the first half of 2025, the company is projected to achieve a net profit of CNY 8 million to CNY 12 million, indicating a turnaround from previous losses [3]. Group 3: Strategic Rationale - The company views the share repurchase and delisting as a strategic response to market changes, aimed at enhancing its equity in Dayuecheng Real Estate and improving overall operational efficiency [3].