Core Points - Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties has announced the approval of its privatization plan, which is expected to lead to its delisting from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on November 27 [2][5] - Dalian Wanda Holdings will increase its stake in Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties to 96.13% following the privatization [2][6] - The company aims to simplify its corporate structure and improve operational efficiency in response to market challenges [2][6] Company Overview - Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties, a subsidiary of COFCO Group, is engaged in the development, operation, sale, leasing, and management of mixed-use and commercial properties [4] - The company has established a presence in 24 cities across mainland China and Hong Kong, managing 32 commercial projects [4] - The company was listed in Hong Kong in 2013 and underwent significant restructuring in 2019, aiming to leverage both A-share and H-share markets for financing [4] Financial Performance - For the first half of 2025, Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties reported total revenue of 8.124 billion RMB, a decrease of 5.8% year-on-year, and a net profit of 105 million RMB, down 26.6% [5] - The company experienced a post-tax loss of approximately 140 million RMB due to changes in the fair value of investment properties and exchange rate fluctuations, while core net profit increased by 25.1% to 244 million RMB [5] - Rental income from investment properties totaled approximately 2.038 billion RMB, a decline of 2.5% year-on-year, with a gross margin of 78% [5] Market Context - The decision to privatize is attributed to the company's low stock price relative to net asset value and limited liquidity, which hindered its ability to raise capital [5][6] - The trend of privatization among listed real estate companies is increasing, with approximately 23 companies exiting the capital market in the past three years [9][10] - The ongoing trend of both passive and active delistings is expected to continue, driven by low stock prices and the need for strategic flexibility [10]

宣布私有化仅一个月后，五矿地产迎来核心管理层变动。近日，五矿地产发布重要人事变动公告，董事 会主席何剑波辞任，43岁的戴鹏宇暂代该职务。值得注意的是，何剑波离任之际，五矿地产不仅面临连 续多年的亏损困境，也已进入私有化退市进程。据北京商报记者统计，自2022年归母净利润首次出现亏 损以来，五矿地产在三年内累计亏损已接近60亿港元。戴鹏宇履新正值五矿地产私有化推进的关键时 期，叠加长期经营亏损的压力，如何扭转公司经营颓势、稳步实现私有化落地，成为他上任后的核心考 题。 营收与净利润双双下滑进一步加剧了公司现金流压力。年报显示，2024年五矿地产拥有现金及银行存款 （不含受限制部分）28.22亿港元，较上年同期下降17.27%。在此背景下，随着何剑波辞任，43岁的戴 鹏宇暂代其职务。如何扭转经营颓势、改善净利润表现，成为他上任后的重要考题。 中国城市房地产研究院院长谢逸枫指出，戴鹏宇的当务之急是加快销售回款，推动库存去化；其次应处 置非核心资产回笼资金，通过开源节流保障现金流稳定；此外，可加强融资与项目开发合作，稳定经营 与投资活动。 高溢价私有化背后 在五矿地产经营状况尚未改善的情况下，戴鹏宇接任前一个月，五矿 ...

2025.11. 17 本文字数：1344，阅读时长大约2分钟 作者 | 第一财经 孙梦凡 待计划生效后，大悦城地产在联交所的上市地位，预期将于11月27日正式撤销。 大悦城地产是中粮集团旗下的商业地产平台。截至2024年末，大悦城地产布局了全国五大城市群， 拥有或管理32个大悦城、大悦汇和其他商业项目，以及一线城市投资物业、销售物业、多地豪华酒 店等。 目前，中粮集团的地产平台还有A股上市的大悦城控股，大悦城地产是大悦城控股的并表子公司。这 种"A控红筹"的架构，在业内不算特别普遍。 今年七月底，大悦城控股正式宣布，大悦城地产将通过协议安排的方式回购股份，并计划在香港联交 所撤销上市地位，回购的总代价约29.32亿港元。 在业内看来，股票流动性低、融资功能受限、当前架构增加了公司治理复杂性等原因，是大悦城地产 选择私有化的主要原因，也能为投资者提供退出机会。 在股权结构方面，协议安排前，大悦城控股集团股份有限公司持股64.18%，得茂持股2.58%，计划 股东持股33.24%。协议安排后，大悦城控股集团股份有限公司持股比例将增至96.13%，得茂持股 3.87%。 2013年上市、2025年私有化，这家地产 ...

Core Viewpoint - Dalian City Real Estate Co., Ltd. plans to repurchase shares at HKD 0.62 per share and suggests delisting from the stock exchange, with a privatization proposal aimed at optimizing governance and enhancing management efficiency [1][2]. Group 1: Company Actions - Dalian City Real Estate will repurchase and cancel 4.73 billion shares, requiring approximately HKD 2.933 billion in funding [1]. - Dalian City Holdings, which owns 64.18% of Dalian City Real Estate, along with its subsidiary, holds a combined 66.76% stake [1]. - The company was suspended from trading on July 18 due to insider information and saw its stock price rise over 40% upon resumption of trading [1]. Group 2: Financial Performance - Since 2020, the net profit attributable to the parent company has declined for five consecutive years, with a projected net loss of CNY 294 million in 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: Industry Context - The real estate sector is experiencing cyclical fluctuations, impacting market performance and liquidity for companies like Dalian City Real Estate [2]. - Other real estate firms, such as Huayuan Real Estate and Shouchuang Real Estate, have also opted for privatization or delisting in response to similar challenges [3]. - The reasons for privatization include poor performance affecting listed companies, low stock prices making delisting costs manageable, and the burden of fixed costs like annual audits [3].