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     • Chinese retailer Suning.com (002024.SZ) said on Thursday shareholders plan to sell 20% to 25% of the company to unnamed buyers which might lead to a change in control as its parent seeks to raise cash.
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   Why does Suning sell assets at the end of the year?

   • With operations losing money, Suning’s usual practice is to sell assets at the end of the year to make its annual results look better. The buyers of some assets are Suning’s own non-listed affiliates controlled by Zhang and his son.

   In Depth: How Suning Fell Into Crisis as JD.com Surged

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   Is Suning a retail company?

   • Suning.com Co., Ltd. engages in the retail business in China. Its stores offer various products, including home appliances, 3C products, and mother-and-baby care products, department store products, and other commodities through offline stores and online malls. It operates self-operated stores and Suning Tesco's retail cloud franchised stores.

   Suning.com Co., Ltd. (002024.SZ) Stock Price, News, Quote & History

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   How did Suning acquire Alibaba Group Holding Ltd?

   • In 2015, Suning formed a strategic tie-up with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. Under the deal, Alibaba acquired about 20% of Suning’s shares for 28.3 billion yuan, becoming the second-largest shareholder only after Zhang. Suning also bought 1.1% of Alibaba’s stock for 14 billion yuan.

   In Depth: How Suning Fell Into Crisis as JD.com Surged

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   Who owns Suning appliances?

   • In the next 14 years, riding on affluent Chinese residents’ increasing consumption of air conditioners, refrigerators and televisions, Zhang expanded his shops across the country and built Suning into China’s first publicly-listed appliance retailer with a valuation of 820 million yuan ($126 million) in 2004.

   In Depth: How Suning Fell Into Crisis as JD.com Surged

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   How much did Suning lose in 2020?

   • In 2020, the company reported a net loss of 3.9 billion yuan on revenue of 258.4 billion yuan, down 4% from 2019. In the first three quarters of 2020, Suning closed more than 900 company-owned stores, though it opened 3,200 franchise stores last year, making the total number of stores close to 9,800.

   In Depth: How Suning Fell Into Crisis as JD.com Surged

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   What happened to Suning Xiaodian?

   • In 2019, Suning sold convenience store brand Suning Xiaodian to Zhang’s son for 745 million yuan. Facing high near-term debt repayment pressures, Suning announced in late February a $2.3 billion share sale that will hand over nearly a quarter of the company to state-controlled entities. Cover Story: What Will Suning Have to Sell Next?

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