The A-share harvester of Goldman Sachs, an international investment bank, restarted, with a net profit of more than 4.4 billion last time.

Goldman Sachs, an internationally renowned investment bank, also has many layouts in the A-share market in recent years. Of course, most of them are venture capital, that is, before the successful IPO, among them, Beijing Kuanjie Bohua Investment Center (Limited Partnership) under the private equity fund managed by the wholly-owned subsidiary of Goldman Sachs Group (hereinafter referred to as "Kuanjie Bohua") and Goldman Sachs Shandong Retail Investment Sà r L. (hereinafter referred to as "GS Shandong") respectively held 27.5 million shares of Liqun, a listed A-share company, accounting for 3.2% of Liqun's total share capital.

However, after the close of trading on June 23, 65438, Liqun issued the Announcement on Shareholders' Plan to Reduce their Shares by More than 5%, announcing that Kuanjie Bohua and GS Shandong, two major investors of Goldman Sachs Group's private equity funds, jointly hold 6.4%, plan to reduce their holdings by no more than 4.47% within six months after the announcement of this reduction plan. According to the current share price of Liqun, the current market value of 4.47% shares is 254 million yuan.

Liqun Co., Ltd. is an enterprise headquartered in Qingdao, Shandong Province, mainly engaged in retail chain operations such as department stores, supermarkets and electrical appliances. It was not until April 20 17 12 that its IPO landed on the main board of A-share Shanghai Stock Exchange. Since its listing, its performance has achieved continuous double growth in operating income and net profit. In the first three quarters of last year, the operating income increased by 6.88% year-on-year, and the net profit of 297 million yuan increased by 8.38%.

It is worth noting that in 20 18, Liqun shares took over some of Lotte Shopping's controversial and stagnant assets in China due to the Sadr incident, and acquired Lotte Shopping (Hong Kong) Holdings Co., Ltd. for16.65 million yuan, holding 12 companies to acquire Lotte Shopping's commercial retail, warehousing and storage in China and East China.

In fact, in recent years, Goldman Sachs has been cutting leeks in A shares. In 20 16-20 17, Goldman Sachs disclosed the reduction plan twice through its GSCP Bouquet Holdings SRL, and realized the clearance and reduction of the original IPO shares of its A-share listed company, with a net profit of over 4.4 billion yuan. I'm afraid this reduction plan of Liqun's shares is only the first step of Goldman Sachs, and then it is likely to release the second reduction plan to realize the clearance exit. After all, the reason in the announcement of Liqun's shareholding reduction is clearly stated as "the withdrawal decision of financial investors".