Key Evergrande backer cuts its stake further


Chinese Estates and Chan spent years helping Hui Ka Yan raise cash for his empire and at one point had an Evergrande stake of almost 9%.

HONG KONG: Chinese Estates Holdings Ltd, a long-time supporter of China Evergrande Group, has further cut its stake in the embattled property developer.

The Hong Kong firm, led by chief executive officer Chan Hoi-wan, sold about 270 million Evergrande shares since its last disclosure on Oct 6, lowering its stake to 2.36% as of Friday, according to a company filing. It revised its expected loss if it got rid of all of its holding to HK$10.6bil (US$1.4bil or RM5.9bil) from HK$10.4bil (RM5.6bil) last month.

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