1. After Chinese Real Estate proposed privatization and delisting, the price rose by more than 30%. Why did the company choose to delist?

2. Why are Levin Hill and Markham popular areas for Chinese property buyers?

3. Chinese Real Estate Liu Luanxiong's pajamas are worth 50,000 yuan, and his pants are 180,000 yuan, with an annual income of 2 billion. 4. Chinese Real Estate proposed privatization and delisting. Why did the company make this decision?

After Chinese Real Estate proposed privatization and delisting, the price rose by more than 30%. Why did the company choose to delist?

Many people may have a question, and that is why the stock rose by as much as 30% after he proposed privatization and delisting.

In fact, the main reason for this is that when a withdrawal request is made, all the stocks on the market must be taken back, and in order to be able to provide a certain amount of compensation, the return price given is relatively high.

Today we will discuss why Chinese Real Estate chooses to delist?

First, facing huge losses.

Judging from the financial statements they have given so far, Chinese Real Estate's financial losses this year have reached tens of billions of Hong Kong dollars, of which the loss on the Evergrande project has reached as high as 7 billion. From here, it can be seen that the two

The two companies can be said to be closely related.

The current situation of Evergrande is also very pessimistic, so the decision to delist at this time is obviously to preserve the company's existing funds, so as to avoid implicating itself when Evergrande faces a greater crisis.

Second, what are the characteristics of privatization?

In the report given by Huazhong Real Estate, it stated that after completing the privatization request made by individuals, they will acquire all the stocks on the market at a price of four yuan per share. Once the privatization is completed, it means

The entire company will be owned entirely by a single person.

In fact, under such circumstances, it means that the company has made a delisting request.

After all, stocks can only be issued if they are listed on the market. Once delisted, it means that you have to bear all the losses of the company.

Third, how do you view such a move?

Many people will say that the stock has fallen by 30%, but after the repurchase plan was proposed, the stock rose by 30%. The current stock price has reached HK$2.15. Judging from this price, it is still difficult to recycle these stocks.

It needs to continue to rise, otherwise the compensation given will be too much.

And because of the demagnetization requirement, mainland funds are currently pouring into this stock, hoping to get four Hong Kong dollars in compensation.

Why are Richmond Hill and Markham popular areas for Chinese property buyers?

Nowadays, more and more Chinese immigrants are coming to Canada, and the popular areas where new immigrants from mainland China choose to buy real estate are mainly concentrated in Levin Hill and Markham.

Richmond Hill: In addition to Markham, Richmond Hill is a city where new immigrants and many middle-class Chinese choose to live. Because of the importance of Yonge Street and Bayview, Richmond Hill has become a home for many home buyers now and in the future.

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Markham: Markham, with its beautiful community environment, low population density, relatively simple folk customs and school spirit, is more favored by mainland friends and has gradually become the first choice for settling down and buying a home.

Markham is an emerging community just north of Toronto. It is known as the high-tech capital of Canada. It is also the fourth largest city in the Greater Toronto Area after Toronto, Mississauga and Brampton.

The area spans a large area, and most of the houses in the area have new structures. Generally speaking, houses in the west of Markham City near the Richmond Hill District are 40,000 to 50,000 to 50,000 more expensive than similar semi-new houses in the east.

On both sides of Hwy7, from Woodbine in the west to McCowan in the east, Markham is building high-end office buildings and apartments to form the city of Markham.

The city of Markham is composed of four communities: Markham Village, Unionville, Milliken Trail and Thornhill.

Due to the many job opportunities, the average annual household income in Markham is $88,132. The district’s cultural population distribution is 39% native Cantonese speakers, 35% native English speakers, 14% native Mandarin speakers, 8% native speakers of Eastern Europeans, Indian and Pakistani

Native speakers 5%.

(1) Unionville The approximate location of Unionville is north of Highway 7, south of Major Mackenzie, and between Highway 404 and McCowan.

The Markham City Hall and the Markham Theater are also located there.

There are two large shopping malls nearby: First Markham Place and Markham Town Square, which are new and tidy. It mainly includes the following neighborhoods: 1. Buttonville District, where the Roger River flows through, forming a

Located in a river valley, the housing types in this area are very neat, with basically 4 bedrooms and double garages.

This community is home to four famous schools: Buttonville Public, Coledale Public, St. Justin Catholic and Unionville High School (grades 9-12).