How did China Resources become the largest shareholder of Vanke?

After many considerations, Wang Shi decided to keep the property and sell the supermarket mainly according to his talent direction. As a result, Wanjia Supermarket was sold to China Resources. Many storefronts of China Resources Supermarket Chain have been renamed as "Wanjia", which once belonged to Vanke.

In fact, it is not a day or two for Wang Shi to help Vanke find a "buyer", but Wang Shi had this idea as early as 1997. Wang Shi himself said that the bumpy relationship with his old club lasted for 17 years. Because real estate development is a capital-intensive industry, Vanke has always hoped to get through the channels of capital increase and share expansion and get continuous financial support. However, almost every time Vanke expands its shares, Shen Tefa, the largest shareholder, shows a negative attitude, which makes Wang Shi, who is bursting with confidence, feel that there is an "invisible palm" that restricts the pace of his real estate ambitions. At that time, Vanke's core competitiveness faced challenges, and its marketing and property management methods were imitated. Vanke needs to form a new core competitiveness, first of all, to form a scale and form a regional market monopoly. And land and capital are absolutely the most basic elements of any real estate company at any time. If Vanke wants to develop better, Wang Shi thinks it is necessary to replace major shareholders or introduce more powerful major shareholders, so that Vanke can have better development prospects. At this time, China Resources appeared in front of Wang Shi.