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550亿资产?“清算”许家印
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-19 10:38
Group 1 - The recent court ruling allows the liquidator of Evergrande to take over Xu Jiayin's assets due to the risk of asset loss or dissipation, as Xu's family has not complied with court orders [2] - Xu Jiayin's total assets are estimated at approximately $7.7 billion, equivalent to 55 billion RMB, including luxury properties, cars, private jets, yachts, bank deposits, and company shares [2][7] - The assets include three luxury houses in Hong Kong valued at 2 billion HKD, a private jet worth $45 million, and luxury yachts, while Evergrande shares are considered the least valuable among these assets [2][7] Group 2 - The ownership of many of Xu's properties is held by offshore companies, making it difficult to trace the assets [8] - The liquidator has only identified 33 companies linked to Xu's assets, indicating that not all assets may be accounted for [9] - Xu Jiayin's family has engaged in "technical separation" to protect their assets, with Xu's ex-wife Ding Yumei now pursuing legal claims against their son for financial recovery [10][12] Group 3 - Ding Yumei has been implicated in the asset recovery case and has been accused of violating asset freeze orders while purchasing properties in the UK [14][15] - The total debts owed by Evergrande's major creditors are substantial, with many banks facing significant bad debts due to their exposure to Evergrande [17] - South Tong Sanjian, a major construction partner of Evergrande, is facing asset liquidation due to debts amounting to 36 billion RMB owed by Evergrande [20][24] Group 4 - The construction industry has been severely impacted by Evergrande's financial troubles, with many suppliers facing bankruptcy or debt restructuring [25] - Even if all of Xu Jiayin's assets were liquidated, it would not be sufficient to cover the extensive debts incurred by Evergrande and its partners [26]
彻底清算许家印!全球77亿美元资产被冻结
3 6 Ke· 2025-09-16 06:02
Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong High Court has ordered the liquidators of China Evergrande to take control of Xu Jiayin's assets, issuing a global injunction against the disposal of assets valued at up to $7.7 billion [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Proceedings - The court appointed liquidators Huang Yongshi and Du Aidi as receivers to manage Xu Jiayin's assets, emphasizing that the appointment is necessary to assist in locating and controlling assets subject to the injunction [1][3]. - Xu Jiayin's legal team argued that the appointment of a receiver was too drastic and would interfere with his private affairs, but the court rejected this claim [2]. - The court has mandated Xu Jiayin to disclose all assets valued over HKD 50,000, which he has failed to comply with, leading to a finding of contempt of court [3]. Group 2: Asset Overview - The assets under Xu Jiayin's control include luxury properties, vehicles, private jets, and a significant number of offshore companies, some of which are not tied to Evergrande's financing obligations [4]. - As of July 2025, China Evergrande's total debt exceeds RMB 2 trillion, and it has been delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange due to regulatory non-compliance [4]. - The liquidators reported that as of July 2025, China Evergrande has only $255 million in liquid assets abroad, with direct realizable assets amounting to just $11 million, highlighting a significant shortfall compared to its massive debts [4].