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China’s housing market is facing big problems for five years now, and all eyes are on China Vanke, a famous property company. Many people are worried about Vanke’s money troubles, and they wonder if the government will step in to help. Vanke is seen as an important company in the housing market.
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Recently, a said Vanke’s CEO was taken by the authorities, and the company might be taken over or reorganized. This report was quickly deleted. Vanke, which is partly owned by Shenzhen Metro, has not given any statement about this. After this, big credit agencies gave Vanke lower ratings, saying the company is struggling to manage its money and that sales in 2025 might not be good.
Vanke has big money to pay soon, with its next payment due on January 27 and $3.4 billion to pay this year. The government in Shenzhen, where Vanke is based, is talking to local companies about how to handle the company’s money problems. Vanke is also trying to sell its shares in businesses like rental apartments, shopping malls, and property management to get some cash.
Experts say Vanke’s problems could make homebuyers lose trust, even though things were looking better recently. Banks may also stop giving money to builders, causing more trouble for companies that are already struggling. Because Vanke is so important in the housing market, many believe the government will step in to stop it from failing.
Some experts think the government might take control of Vanke, though this has never happened before in such a situation. Something similar happened with China Evergrande, another big company, where the local government stepped in to manage the crisis. However, sources say if the government helps Vanke, it might not give cash but instead help sell its businesses or find loans.
The government also wants to ensure that houses already sold to people are completed. Without new funds, Vanke might not be able to avoid failing this year. Its sales are not enough to cover its costs, and it is finding it hard to borrow money or sell its assets. Vanke, once the second-biggest property builder in China, dropped to fifth place last year.
If Vanke fails to pay its debts, it could undo all the efforts the government has made to save the housing market and might even affect the country’s banking system. Many think a clear rescue plan from the government would show that they are serious about helping the housing market during this tough time.
Vanke’s case is a big test for China. The government has to decide how to save the market without giving too much help to struggling companies. What happens with Vanke will show how the housing market will move forward in the coming years.
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