According to sources, a leading investment bank has once again taken action to participate in the bailout of a large domestic real estate company. It is understood that a first-tier city in the south has submitted the rescue plan to a higher level through provincial channels.
The protagonist of this operation is the local government and the major shareholder of the real estate company, a subway group. The investment bank is mainly responsible for technical work: how to restructure debt, which assets can be sold, and where the money comes from. Specifically, it includes negotiating loan extensions with banks, selecting high-quality assets to be realized, docking policy funds, etc.
At present, the plan has been reported, but the emphasis is on "market-oriented operation". In other words, whether the state-owned assets will directly throw money in, there is no accurate letter yet. But being able to come to this point shows that the matter is indeed quite big - after all, it is a liquidity crisis involved, not a small fight.
The market is watching how this large-scale debt restructuring will be implemented in the future.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 7h ago
Laughing to death, "market-oriented operation" means they haven't decided whether to spend money or not. I would call this move a delaying tactic.
It's debt restructuring, asset liquidation—basically shifting funds from one pocket to another. The retail investors should just go to sleep.
Liquidity crisis? Bro, isn't this just a broken capital chain? Why make it so complicated?
The metro group coming to rescue? That's a joke. Isn't it still state-owned assets backing it? The term "market-oriented" is really well said.
Dear viewers, this is called debt magic—no reduction in debt, just changing the owner to manage it. Brilliant.
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SerumSquirrel
· 18h ago
Here it is again, and it is the rhetoric of "market-oriented operation", to put it bluntly, it is still hesitating whether to smash real money into it
The major shareholder Metro Group has actually expected this wave of operations, and local governments cannot watch unfinished
Investment banks are here to round things up, debt restructuring, asset realization... To put it nicely, in the end, it is not a discount sale of assets
If this wave can be stabilized, a bunch of real estate companies will have to see how to deal with this case
The four words liquidity crisis can be seen how serious it is, and it is not a small problem
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RealYieldWizard
· 18h ago
Another bailout? This time it's a real estate company, who will be next time, it's really a big drama.
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Market-oriented operation? Brother, I think it's just in the name of "marketization", and in the end, it's not state-owned assets to cover it.
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The word liquidity crisis is annoying to hear, when will we really clean up the market?
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The subway group came to put out the fire, and the plate became more and more complicated, and the creditors behind it probably had to line up to negotiate again.
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"The market is watching", to put it bluntly, they are betting on how the government will end up with this bottom.
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I feel that this model has been used thoroughly, and the sale of assets, the transfer of debts, and the magic of money are gone.
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One word: wait. Wait and see if you will have to use taxpayers' money to fill this hole in the end.
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Investment banks are purely workers here, and the core still depends on the meaning of the above, whether they can let go of their money.
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FOMOSapien
· 18h ago
It's the subway group to save the scene again, and this operation is more expensive than the other
In other words, market-oriented operations are the main ones, so in the end, isn't it covered by state-owned assets?
After this set of debt restructuring, someone has to pay for it again
The liquidity crisis is so mild, but it is really unbearable
Whose assets will be packaged and sold this time?
According to sources, a leading investment bank has once again taken action to participate in the bailout of a large domestic real estate company. It is understood that a first-tier city in the south has submitted the rescue plan to a higher level through provincial channels.
The protagonist of this operation is the local government and the major shareholder of the real estate company, a subway group. The investment bank is mainly responsible for technical work: how to restructure debt, which assets can be sold, and where the money comes from. Specifically, it includes negotiating loan extensions with banks, selecting high-quality assets to be realized, docking policy funds, etc.
At present, the plan has been reported, but the emphasis is on "market-oriented operation". In other words, whether the state-owned assets will directly throw money in, there is no accurate letter yet. But being able to come to this point shows that the matter is indeed quite big - after all, it is a liquidity crisis involved, not a small fight.
The market is watching how this large-scale debt restructuring will be implemented in the future.