Sunac's US$2b LeEco injection making investors nervous
Property developer's stake in cash-strapped tech giant seen as lacking in synergy
Hong Kong
SUNAC China Holdings fell the most in more than 16 months in Hong Kong as investors questioned the real estate developer's US$2.2 billion bet on Chinese tech tycoon Jia Yueting's cash-strapped LeEco empire.
The stock slumped as much as 10 per cent, the biggest intraday decline since Aug 26, 2015, and traded 6.2 per cent lower at HK$6.84 as of 1:37 pm local time, paring this year's gain to 6 per cent.
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