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Shanghai (China), Sep 21 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Alex Plavevski). The Chinese real estate giant Evergrande, whose stock market crash in recent days has dragged stock markets around the planet, faces with uncertainty the interest payment of 84 million dollars (about 71.6 million euros) whose maturity is next Thursday.FOOTAGE FROM THE OFFICES OF CHINESE REAL ESTATE GIANT EVERGRANDE IN SHANGHAI, CHINA.
Shenzhen/Beijing, Oct 4 (EFE/EPA).- The indebted Chinese real estate giant Evergrande said Monday it had suspended trading of its securities listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, without offering further details on the matter.The group reported this suspension, which also affects "all structured products related to the company," in a statement issued through the Hong Kong stock market, which returned to activity Monday after a three-day hiatus.The company climbed 15 percent on the stock market Wednesday after announcing the sale of a large part of its shares in a bank to a state company and after the debt rating agency Fitch lowered the rating of the group's long-term debt due to the uncertainty about its offshore bonds. (Camera: ARCHIVE). ARCHIVE FOOTAGE OF THE EVERGRANDE GROUP HEADQUARTERS BUILDING IN SHENZHEN, GUANGDONG PROVINCE; AND THE EVERGRANDE CITY PLAZA IN BEIJING, CHINA.
Hong Kong, Oct 4 (EFE/EPA).- The indebted Chinese real estate giant Evergrande said Monday it had suspended trading of its securities listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, without offering further details on the matter.The group reported this suspension, which also affects "all structured products related to the company," in a statement issued through the Hong Kong stock market, which returned to activity Monday after a three-day hiatus.The company climbed 15 percent on the stock market Wednesday after announcing the sale of a large part of its shares in a bank to a state company and after the debt rating agency Fitch lowered the rating of the group's long-term debt due to the uncertainty about its offshore bonds. (Camera: JEROME FAVRE). SHOT LIST: PEDESTRIANS WALK PAST A STOCK TICKER OUTSIDE EXCHANGE SQUARE, THE BUILDING HOUSING THE HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE, IN HONG KONG.
Beijing, Sep 24 (EFE/EPA).- The shares of Chinese real estate giant Evergrande plummeted Friday by 11.6 percent in the stock market after the expiration a day earlier of the term to pay the interests of a group of “offshore” bonds.Although at the opening of the session the fall was much more moderate, of little more than 2 percent, the uncertainty prevailed on the mentioned payments, which would suppose a disbursement of about $ 84 million.The company has now entered a 30-day period before it is officially deemed to have defaulted. (Camera: ARCHIVE).B-ROLL OF EVERGRANDE ROYAL SCENERY HOUSING COMPLEX IN BEIJING; EVERGRANDE CITY PLAZA IN BEIJING AND EVERGRANDE CENTER IN SHANGHAI, CHINA.
Beijing (China), Sep 14 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Wu Hong) .- The Chinese real estate giant Evergrande, whose debt amounts to 305,000 million dollars, warned today of the risk of entering an insolvency process due to the fault of two of its subsidiaries, which caused a new collapse in its shares and increased fears that its fall could have consequences for the banking system.FOOTAGE OF THE EVERGRANDE BUILDING IN BEIJING, CHINA.
Beijing, Sep 16 (EFE/EPA).- Chinese property developer Evergrande continued in major financial crisis Thursday after the company said Tuesday that its property sales would likely continue to drop significantly in September, resulting in a further deterioration of its cash situation, according to media reports. (Camera: WU HONG).B-ROLL OF THE EVERGRANDE NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IN BEIJING, CHINA.
Hong Kong, Sep 14 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Jerome Favre) The Chinese real estate giant Evergrande, whose debt amounts to 305,000 million dollars, warned on Tuesday of the risk of entering an insolvency process due to two of its subsidiaries, which caused a new collapse of its shares and increased fears that its fall could have consequences for the banking system.FOOTAGE OF THE EVERGRANDE BUILDING IN HONG KONG.