Evergrande's financial crisis remains unresolved. The founder, Xu Jiayin, was exposed by "Hong Kong 01" last year and mortgaged three villas on the Peak Buli Path.
There are new developments in the incident. The reporter found that China Construction Bank (Asia) has taken over one of the buildings, which is the "first blood" of Xu Jiayin's private property being taken over, and the other two buildings have also been mortgaged to the finance company.
The China Evergrande Center in Wanchai was taken over by China CITIC Bank (International) in July, and the whole building was tendered for sale. The bid was closed on October 31 with no results.
01Exclusively revealed that Xu Jiayin owns three large villas in Blijing Road. Block B has been taken over by CCB Asia, and Blocks C and E have also been mortgaged to the finance company.
(Photo by Liang Pengwei / Hong Kong 01 Drawing)
Market value of 700 million yuan, usable area of 5,000 square feet
The one taken over by CCB Asia is Block B, No. 10 Buli Path, The Peak, with a usable area of about 5,000 square feet and a market value of about 700 million yuan.
The villa is owned by "Atos Co., Ltd.", Tan Haijun is the director, and it is controlled by an offshore company. The former director also used the Wanchai China Evergrande Center as the reporting address.
Tan Haijun was accused of being Xu Jiayin's "housekeeper". Xu had served as a director of the company that directly held Block C of No. 10 Buli Drive, and changed his name to Tan last year.
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Mortgage to CCB Asia in October last year
On October 19 last year, House B at No. 10 Boli Path received a mortgage from CCB Asia. It is expected to cash out 300 million yuan. The exact loan conditions are unknown. , is also the "first blood" when his private property was taken over.
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A total of three houses in Buli Path are all mortgaged and borrowed
"Hong Kong 01" revealed last year that Xu Jiayin held a total of three villas in Buli Path on the Peak, namely Block B, Block C and Block E, with a market value of about 800 million yuan, 700 million yuan and 1 billion yuan respectively, a total of 2.5 billion yuan.
Block B has been taken over by CCB Asia, Block C and Block E were also mortgaged to the financial company "ORIX" in November last year, plus two offshore companies to guarantee, a total of 821.23 million yuan was borrowed.
China Evergrande Center in Wanchai has been taken over by China CITIC Bank International.
(File photo / Photo by Zheng Zifeng)
Wanchai Evergrande Center was taken over by China CITIC Bank involving 7.6 billion loans
The China Evergrande Center in Wanchai was taken over by China CITIC Bank (International) in September, involving a 7.6 billion yuan loan.
After the Evergrande Center was taken over, the whole building was put up for sale by tender, with a valuation of 8 billion to 9 billion yuan. The bid was closed on October 31, and there was no result.
Cheung Kong confirmed that it has won the bid, and dozens of potential buyers, including local developers, family offices, and mainland financial institutions, have signed non-disclosure agreements.
Yuexiu Property (0123) planned to acquire it for 10.5 billion yuan last year, but considering the unstable factors of Evergrande, the Yuexiu board of directors objected to the acquisition plan.
Reuters: Wanchai Evergrande Center Attracts Dozens of Potential Buyers Cheung Kong has earlier confirmed the bid for Evergrande’s headquarters to be taken over Wanchai China Evergrande Center launches the whole building tender to close at the end of next month. The price of 2.7 billion yuan is nearly 40%. Investigation | Evergrande's five-star fruit baskets are directly sent to the high-rise residence of the Immigration Department, and the prescription claims to be followed up seriously
