HK Stock Market Move | EVERG SERVICES (06666) fell more than 5% at the closing bell. The liquidator has not yet entered into discussions with any potential buyers regarding potential transactions.
Evergrande Property Services (06666) fell more than 5% in the last trading session, with a drop of 5.36% to HK$1.06 as of press time, with a trading volume of HK$45.52 million.
At the close of trading, EVERG SERVICES (06666) fell by more than 5%, falling by 5.36% to 1.06 Hong Kong dollars, with a trading volume of 45.52 million Hong Kong dollars.
On the news front, EVERG SERVICES announced that the company has been informed by the liquidator that potential transactions are still in the preliminary stage, and the liquidator is still considering the non-binding indicative offers received. No decision has been made on the next stage of the procedures, the timing of submitting the final proposal is still to be determined, and the liquidator has not yet entered into negotiations with any potential bidders on the potential transactions.
Public information shows that on September 10, the company received contact letters from the liquidators of controlling shareholders EVERGRANDE and CEG Holdings, indicating that they have entered into confidentiality agreements with potential interested parties for the potential sale of the company's shares, and have received non-binding indicative offers from some of the interested parties.
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