Evergrande gets nod from Hong Kong Exchange to spin off management unit

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CHINA Evergrande Group won approval from the Hong Kong stock exchange to restructure and spin off its property management unit, said a person familiar with the matter, paving the way for the company to raise much needed capital. Read more at The Business Times.

This comes at a time strategic investors have the right to demand the company pay them US$19 billion in January if it cannot complete a targeted listing in China.

Chinese property developers have been seizing on a market rally to list their service arms and raise money to pare debt. Hong Kong-listed Evergrande needs the exchange's approval for the restructuring. Unlike real estate assets that face government curbs and cyclical downturns, the property management units offer a stable business model with recurring fee revenue and low leverage.

Evergrande raised HK$23.5 billion by selling a 28.1 per cent stake in its property management arm to investors including Tencent Holdings in August.

 

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