Central enterprises frequently merge and acquire projects of out of danger real estate enterprises
Recently, central enterprises, including China Resources Vientiane life and China overseas development, have successively launched mergers and acquisitions of distressed real estate enterprises or projects under real estate enterprises seeking asset disposal. At the same time, the M & a funds of central enterprises such as China Merchants Shekou and China Resources Land were supported. Industry insiders believe that the triple conditions of banks' quota, real estate enterprises' willingness and regulatory support have been met, and the M & A will be significantly accelerated.
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