Two are wide, and each is happy.

No one expected that the equity battle, which lasted for three years, ended with a massive reduction in Sun Hongbin ’s holdings.

On the evening of April 14, Jinke (000656.SZ) announced that Guangdong Hongmin, a subsidiary of Red Star Furniture Group, plans to transfer 587,368,740 shares of the company held by Tianjin Jujin, a shareholder of Jinke Real Estate Group, by agreement transfer. It accounts for 11.04% of the company’s total share capital. The transfer price is calculated at the price of 8 yuan per share, and the total price reaches 4.689 billion yuan.

The actual controller of Guangdong Hongmin is Che Jianxin, chairman of Red Star Macalline Holdings Group, and is Huang Hongyun’s “old friend”. Behind the gathering in Tianjin is Sun Hongbin, the chairman of Sunac China, a “barbarian” who once tried to snatch Jinke.

After this transaction, Sun Hongbin ’s shareholding in Jinke through Tianjin Jujin, Tianjin Runze and Tianjin Runding has been reduced from 29.35% to 18.35%, Chejianxin holds 11.04%, Huang Hongyun and his concerted action People hold% of shares, as emphasized in the announcement, “This equity transaction will not affect the control of Jinke shares, Huang Hongyun is still the actual controller of the listed company.”

For the remaining shares, Sunac said in a letter to Jinke, “In the next 12 months, we will not exclude transfers by agreement, block transactions, etc. Reduce the company’s stock. ”

Huang Hongyun, who once threatened that “Jinke is my life”, was finally able to sleep well this time.

Although at the 2019 performance meeting held today , Jinke ’s management claimed that < / span> “I was also surprised when I first received the notice”, but when asked about Sunac ’s shareholding reduction, he praised Sun Hongbin ’s investment vision while playing A handful of Irony, “ Finance is a shareholder and nominated director < / span> At a certain stage, some of the performance of the company ’s normal production and operation proposals have brought some adverse effects to the company. ”