Who are the bosses behind Vanke's equity dispute?

The big boss behind Vanke's equity dispute is the two sides of the dispute, Vanke and Baoneng. One is the Baoneng Department with Yao Zhenhua as its boss, and the other is the team of Vanke founder Wang Shi. The dispute over Vanke's equity is the largest enterprise merger and anti-merger offensive and defensive war in the history of China A-share market. Yao Zhenhua wanted to be Dabao Real Estate, and he chose to buy Vanke, a leading domestic real estate enterprise, but Wang Shi did not welcome Baoneng for the long-term development of Vanke. Because Baoneng's money for acquiring Vanke is financing, Baoneng may have to use Vanke's money to pay off debts after acquiring Vanke. Secondly, Baoneng's acquisition of Vanke will have an impact on Vanke's future development decision, which may hinder Vanke's development. However, according to Vanke's announcement, Baoneng's shareholding ratio has reached 25.04%, which is only one step away from the status of controlling shareholder. On the evening of June 9th, 2007, China Evergrande transferred 4.07% equity of Vanke/KLOC-0 to Shenzhen Railway, finally breaking the deadlock of "Wanbao dispute". After the transfer, Shenzhen Metro officially became the largest shareholder of Vanke, and the major shareholder of Vanke changed hands again.

_ What's more, the dispute over Vanke's equity for more than two years seems to present an unexpected situation-mutual benefit and win-win for all parties.

1. Baoneng Department: Yao, the boss of Baoneng Department, who was called "barbarian" by the outside world, lost the opportunity to be stationed in Vanke as a director after holding about 25% of Vanke, and was once looked down upon by the outside world. With Shenzhen Metro joining the alliance of Vanke's management, it is considered that it is very likely to package and sell the equity to withdraw funds. However, it never occurred to me that Yao's boss has five times the leverage of heavy positions, but he has not reduced his holdings for more than two years. Now his book has a floating profit of 50 billion yuan, and stock trading can have such great strength. It can be seen that people who do great things are not comparable to ordinary people. Therefore, we must not underestimate the vegetable sellers in the future. Maybe he is the next boss of Yao.

2. Shenzhen Metro: Shenzhen state-owned enterprises have invested heavily in Vanke. Although Shenzhen's state-owned assets system has repeatedly voiced that it will not interfere with Vanke's operation, it has sent a number of directors to Vanke, indicating that the Shenzhen Municipal Government intends to gradually evolve Vanke into a local state-owned enterprise and polish Shenzhen's signboard with the reputation of being the largest real estate enterprise. At the same time, the real estate development model of "subway+property" of Shenzhen Railway will also spread all over the country together with Vanke. It is conceivable that this will become the mainstream of future real estate development. Shenzhen Metro bought Vanke shares at a low price, became the largest shareholder of Vanke, and then sent directors. The source of funds is bank loans. This transaction is unprofitable.

3. Evergrande Department: Xu Jiayin expressed his support for the decision of Shenzhen Municipal Government several times, and finally packaged and transferred Vanke's equity to Shenzhen Metro at a loss of 7 billion yuan, and withdrew from Vanke. Although only from a single transaction, Mr. Xu suffered a serious loss, but Mr. Xu's family has a big career. In recent years, he also spent a lot of money on football to promote Evergrande Group. This time, it sold the Shenzhen municipal government a big favor, and later Evergrande headquarters moved to Shenzhen. It seems that there will always be a time to return to Beijing. Sure enough, Boss Xu became the richest man in China on 20 17 because of his political correctness. Compared with a mere 7 billion, it is obvious to all that his asset appreciation is good or bad. Boss Xu's move to retreat is much higher than that of the former richest man.

4. China Resources Group: It has held the original shares of Vanke for many years, and the dividends over the years have already covered the costs. When Vanke is in turmoil, it is extremely wise to sell its stake in Shenzhen Metro and get away with it. Shenzhen Metro can capture the wool of Evergrande Group, but it is still a business for China Resources Group, so the purchase price is extremely reasonable.