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China Evergrande unit to sell two businesses as part of restructuring

Published Mon, Apr 24, 2023 · 11:20 PM
    • Evergrande said the restructuring can optimise the structure of the unit to allow it to focus on the new-energy-vehicle (NEV) sector, which includes electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
    • Evergrande said the restructuring can optimise the structure of the unit to allow it to focus on the new-energy-vehicle (NEV) sector, which includes electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. PHOTO: REUTERS

    CHINA Evergrande Group said on Monday (Apr 24) its division New Energy Vehicle Group will sell two of its businesses to another unit of the group, as the embattled property developer attempts to restructure its organisation.

    New Energy Vehicle Group will record a gain of about 24.79 billion yuan (S$4.8 billion) following the sale of its Flaming Ace and Assemble Guard businesses to Anxin Holding for a nominal consideration of 2 yuan.

    The property developer said the restructuring can optimise the structure of the unit to allow it to focus on the new-energy-vehicle (NEV) sector, which includes electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.

    New Energy Vehicle said it can take its NEV segment to the next stage of growth by “de-leveraging and reducing its holding of the projects”. REUTERS

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