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From Retail Crown to Cash Crunch: Can Metersbonwe Stage a Comeback?
Metersbonwe, once a Chinese retail heavyweight, posted a worsening 2025 outlook and mounting quarterly losses despite founder Zhou Chengjian’s return and high-profile livestreaming. Repeated share sales by the controlling shareholder have provided temporary liquidity but highlight chronic cash‑flow and strategic failures; a meaningful recovery will require deep operational and brand reinvention.
After a 67% Crash, China’s ‘Medicine Maotai’ Gets a Vote of Confidence — But Is It Enough?
Pianzaihuang’s controlling shareholder will buy CNY 300–500m of A‑shares after the stock plunged 67% from its 2021 high. The company is reporting its first sustained revenue and profit declines in years, with cash flow collapsing and inventories ballooning, signaling a structural slowdown in the appetite for its premium products.
China’s Property Slump Deepens in 2025: Investment, Starts and Sales All Contract Sharply
China’s 2025 property statistics show a broad contraction: development investment fell 17.2%, new housing starts dropped over 20%, and developer financing shrank 13.4%. The results reflect persistent demand weakness and tighter credit, posing risks to growth, employment and local government finances while leaving policymakers with limited but targeted easing options.