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Yantian Port asset restructuring or will start

  • Author:Ricky
  • Release Date:2014-08-15
Yantian Port asset restructuring program for a long time, but has been a lack of opportunity, the current round of reform of state-owned Guangdong or a catalyst. In this regard, the Yantian port official said, whether it is the reorganization of assets, or the reform of state-owned assets, not the company can decide, said the company has not received notice of Yantian Port Group's controlling shareholder, but asset restructuring is expected to definitely exist.

February 18, 2006, the controlling shareholder Shenzhen Yantian Port Group Co. special commitment to the share reform, including: actively create conditions to meet the new round of consolidation, to ensure the sustainable development of listed companies.

January 4, 2012, the company has released a major asset restructuring suspension notice, the controlling shareholder intends to apply part of the port of Yantian Port Group related assets into the company. However, due to the reorganization transaction involving many parties and the approving authorities, stakeholders and the company failed to agree on the major asset reorganization framework agreement, the reorganization was shelved.

According to media reports, the state-owned Shenzhen increasingly clear reform path, in the new round of reform of local state-owned assets, Shenzhen plays a "vanguard" role. In March of this year, Shenzhen has action. March 17, Shenzhen Textile disclosure announcement that its major shareholders of listed companies in Shenzhen Holdings intends to transfer 26% -29% of the shares, the controlling shareholders changed. March 12, Shenzhen SASAC promised to give up control of SEG participate in China's management only as general financial investors.

In addition, rumors of the company for cooperation with Alibaba Group, these people said, Alibaba's partner is the Yantian Port Group, regardless of the level of listed companies.