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Offshore Wind Needs More Government Support to Unleash Its Potential, Report Says

rises over an offshore wind farm. Photo: Chen Liang/Caixin However, “high post-subsidy
Cash-Strapped Vanke Dumps Repurchased Shares at 62% Discount to Raise Funds

% in 2021, triggering a rare public apology from then-Chairman Yu Liang. The stock buyback that
In Depth: Myanmar’s Jade Trade Shattered by Earthquake

When Chinese jade trader Hu Liang arrived in Myanmar for business on March 27, he had no idea that
In 2024, Vanke Reported a Significant Loss of Nearly 50 Billion Yuan; Management Expresses Commitment to Properly Address Debts Maturing in 2025

newly appointed Chairman of the Board, Xin Jie, Executive Vice President Yu Liang, Chief Financial
Chinese Developer Vanke Posts First-Ever Annual Loss as Liquidity Problems Pile Up

. Instead, top executives, including new Chairman Xin Jie and Executive Vice President Yu Liang, met
Caixin Weekly | Southeast Asia's Inbound Tourism Heats Up

visa-free policy for tour groups from ASEAN countries entering Xishuangbanna, Yunnan. Chen Chao, a
Feature Article | Shenzhen Metro Offers Over 4 Billion Yuan in Additional Liquidity Support as Vanke Undergoes Significant Changes

Liang as chairman of the board. Yu Liang will remain as an executive vice president and continue to
Shenzhen Metro Offers Vanke a $578 Million Lifeline to Repay Debts

when Shenzhen Metro’s chairman, Xin Jie, replaced longtime leader Yu Liang as Vanke’s board
Caixin Weekly | Why Are Charitable Fundraising Efforts Being Strangled?

the inability to extend the registration number, the medical assistance of the Da Ai Qing Chen Fund
Significant Leadership Changes at Vanke: Shenzhen State-Owned Assets Take Control of Several Core Positions

significant changes in the company’s executive team. Yu Liang resigned as Chairman of the Board, although

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