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Evergrande Liquidators in Talks to Sell Property Management Arm to State-Owned Firm

Published: Apr. 17, 2026  6:11 p.m.  GMT+8
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The potential sale highlights ongoing state-led efforts to unwind the sprawling empire of the world’s most indebted developer, which was ordered to liquidate by a Hong Kong court in early 2024 after defaulting on massive liabilities.
The potential sale highlights ongoing state-led efforts to unwind the sprawling empire of the world’s most indebted developer, which was ordered to liquidate by a Hong Kong court in early 2024 after defaulting on massive liabilities.

Liquidators of China Evergrande Group have entered talks to sell a controlling stake in its property management arm to a state-owned buyer, moving a step closer to disposing of one of the developer’s few remaining premium assets.

The potential sale highlights ongoing state-led efforts to unwind the sprawling empire of the world’s most indebted developer, which was ordered to liquidate by a Hong Kong court in early 2024 after defaulting on massive liabilities.

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  • Evergrande liquidators signed exclusive agreement to sell 51% stake in property unit to state-owned Guangdong Provincial Tourism Holdings.
  • 30-day negotiations; HK rules require mandatory offer for >30% stake; market cap HK$14.4B at HK$1.33/share.
  • 2025 revenue 13.7B yuan (+7.2%), net profit 1B yuan (-2.2%); excluded 510M yuan revenue, provisioned 2.2B yuan receivables.
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China Evergrande Group
Liquidators of China Evergrande Group are in exclusive talks to sell its 51% stake in profitable property arm Evergrande Property Services to state-owned Guangdong Provincial Tourism Holdings. Deal follows 2024 Hong Kong liquidation order after massive defaults; founder Hui Ka Yan pleaded guilty to fraud charges. Unit reported 2025 revenue of 13.7B yuan. (58 words)
Evergrande Property Services Group Ltd.
Evergrande Property Services Group Ltd., China Evergrande's premium asset, is in exclusive talks to sell its 51% controlling stake to state-owned Guangdong Provincial Tourism Holdings Co. Ltd. In 2025, revenue was 13.7B yuan (up 7.2% YoY), net profit 1B yuan (down 2.2%). Shares closed at HK$1.33, market cap HK$14.4B.
Guangdong Provincial Tourism Holdings Co. Ltd.
Guangdong Provincial Tourism Holdings Co. Ltd., a state-owned firm specializing in hotel investment, operations, and scenic spots, is the selected buyer in exclusive talks with China Evergrande Group's liquidators to acquire a controlling 51% stake in Evergrande Property Services. The deal was coordinated by local government departments.
CITIC Capital Holdings Ltd.
CITIC Capital Holdings Ltd.’s private equity arm, Trustar Capital, held earlier talks with China Evergrande’s liquidators about acquiring a controlling stake in Evergrande Property Services Group Ltd.
Trustar Capital
Trustar Capital, the private equity arm of CITIC Capital Holdings Ltd., held earlier talks with China Evergrande’s liquidators about acquiring a controlling stake in its property management arm Evergrande Property Services. (32 words)
Pacific Alliance Group Ltd.
Pacific Alliance Group Ltd., a private equity firm focusing on the Asia-Pacific region, held earlier talks with China Evergrande’s liquidators about acquiring a stake in its property management arm, Evergrande Property Services Group Ltd.
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