E-House (China) Sells Assets, Repays Debt, and Cuts Staff Amid Ongoing Restructuring Efforts

Reuters

Oct 02

E-House (China) Sells Assets, Repays Debt, and Cuts Staff Amid Ongoing Restructuring Efforts

E-House (China) Enterprise Holdings Limited has announced new measures to address its ongoing going concern issue. Between July and September 2025, the Group disposed of 33 assets, generating approximately RMB11.7 million in proceeds, and repaid bank loans totaling around RMB24.5 million. Additionally, the company reduced its workforce from 1,579 to 1,483 employees. E-House emphasized that continued cost control efforts and the anticipated success of its debt restructuring are expected to improve its financial position and support ongoing operations. The company will provide further updates to shareholders as material developments occur.

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