Hundreds of billions of debts are at the top, and the leader of home furnishing may change hands

In 2023, when the real estate market is gradually recovering and the consumer industry is expected to recover, Macalline, the leader in tens of billions of home furnishing, may change hands at dawn. On the evening of January 6, Macalline announced that it had received a notice from the company’s controlling shareholder, Red Star Macalline Holdings Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Red Star Holdings”) that Red Star Holdings was planning an equity transfer, or it might involve a change in company control. . At the end of the first half of 2022, Red Star Holdings had total assets of 187.488 billion and total liabilities of 122.918 billion; among them, current liabilities due within one year were 66.225 billion, but monetary funds were only 8.757 billion. | Related reading (China Fund News)

Lawyer Tian

When Macalline’s A-shares were listed in 2018, the stock price was once as high as 24 yuan, with a valuation of nearly 100 billion yuan, which also made Che Jianxing’s wealth exceed 50 billion yuan in one fell swoop.

Macalline can be described as a lever for success and a lever for failure. After the success of the furnishing industry, it hopes to continue to expand the scale through the linkage of furnishing and real estate. However, the real estate industry has encountered strong supervision. Even giants such as Evergrande have suddenly fallen. Naturally, Macalline is not immune to the liquidity crisis.

Obviously, Macalline’s sale of assets is no longer enough to repay the debt. In the past few years, it has sold part of the equity in logistics, property and real estate subsidiaries, but it still has not turned the tide. Now Macalline’s controlling shareholder, Red Star Macalline Holdings Group’s Ownership will change hands, and Che Jianxing currently holds 92% of the shares of the holding group, which means that this rich man may have to transfer a large proportion of his shares, which means he is completely out of the game.

China’s commercial history will add another well-known failure case.

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