Evergrande EV unit cancels listing, suffers cash crunch
Evergrande New Energy Vehicle (NEV) Group, the Hong Kong-listed electric vehicle unit of troubled Chinese real estate developer Evergrande has canceled a planned secondary listing on Shanghai's Star Market and warned investors of a cash shortage.
The company has significant private equity backing, having raised HK$4 billion ($516 million) from the likes of Tencent Holdings, Sequoia Capital China, Yunfeng Capital, and Didi last year. They came...
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