Evergrande withdrew from Guangzhou Nansha Evergrande children's world project and was taken over by Minmetals Group, a central enterprise
Evergrande group, which is in a liquidity crisis, continues to withdraw from its previous projects. It is found from the information query of the national enterprise credit information publicity system that on January 26, Guangzhou Cultural Tourism City Tourism Development Co., Ltd., 100% owned by Evergrande children's world group, withdrew from Guangzhou Nansha Hengrui Cultural Tourism Development Co., Ltd. and Minmetals International Trust Co., Ltd. took over. Prior to this withdrawal, Guangzhou Nansha Hengrui Cultural Tourism Development Co., Ltd. was 51% owned by Guangzhou Cultural Tourism City Tourism Development Co., Ltd., which was 100% owned by Evergrande world. At present, Guangzhou Nansha Hengrui Cultural Tourism Development Co., Ltd. has been 100% controlled by Minmetals international trust.
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