Jiayu shares: the total commercial bill exposure involving the holding or endorsement of Evergrande commercial acceptance bill is RMB 1.316 billion
According to the announcement of Jiayu shares, as of the disclosure date of this announcement, the company and some subsidiaries involved in the holding or endorsement of Evergrande commercial acceptance bills, with a total commercial bill exposure of RMB 1.316 billion, of which the subsidiary Sichuan Jiayu involved the highest amount of RMB 1.093 billion, accounting for 83.07%. At present, the company and the above subsidiaries are negotiating with Evergrande group, maintaining communication with the ticket holder, and actively assisting the ticket holder to seek corresponding solutions, including but not limited to real estate debt repayment.
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