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Yintai Department Store signed a contract with Huzhou Carrefour to open its 20th store in Zhejiang.

On February 25th, Yintai Department Store announced that its indirect wholly-owned subsidiary entered into a 20-year shopping mall lease with Carrefour in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, and opened a department store from the leased property of Carrefour in Huzhou.

According to the contract, this transaction is a continuing connected transaction. Shen Guojun, executive director and chairman of Yintai Department Store, controls 50% of the voting rights of Carrefour in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province through Beijing Guo Jun. The property is located at No.0/58, Guanfeng Road, Huzhou City. Through the transaction, Yintai Department Store will lease a house with a floor area of 482 15.7 square meters on the ground floor, which is expected to be delivered in early September this year.

Shaoxing 65438+100,000 square meters Yintai Department Store "May Day" will open the business circle and enter the Yintai era.

On May 1st this year, Yintai Department Store on Yang Di Road will open its doors to welcome guests, which means that Yang Di Road business circle will be upgraded from "Blue Sky Business Circle" to "Yintai Times". On the one hand, a hundred flowers blossom in commerce and trade, which is conducive to the gathering of commercial group effects on Yang Di Road and improving the commercial quality of Ke Qiao; On the other hand, some people worry that with the expansion of commercial buildings on Yang Di Road, can the corresponding supporting services keep up?

Yintai Department Store repurchased 2 million shares at a cost of 1, 456,5438+0,000 Hong Kong dollars.

Yintai Department Store announced that on June 20th, 20 13, 2 million shares were repurchased on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at a cost of 145 16520, with an average repurchase price of HK$ 7.2583, a maximum repurchase price of HK$ 7.3000 and a minimum repurchase price of HK$ 7 1500.

Chen Xiaodong, CEO of Yintai: The traditional retail industry embraces the Internet, shooting first and aiming later.