TREE NEWS update: East Electric announced it will publicly list its 51% stake in controlling subsidiary Guangzhou Aishente Technology on the Guangdong United Property Rights Exchange, with a floor price of RMB 9.3 million. The price is set at no less than the appraised value of RMB 9.2145 million for the 51% stake. After the deal, East Electric will hold no equity in Aishente and will no longer consolidate it. The transaction still requires approval from an authorized state-owned asset regulator.
East Electric to Sell 51% Stake in Aishente for RMB 9.3M
AI take
The exit is small in absolute terms but notable for what it signals: a state-linked seller offloading control of a technology subsidiary through a public property-rights listing rather than a private sale, with pricing anchored to an appraisal floor. That structure, plus the pending regulator sign-off, makes completion the real test rather than announcement. Whether a buyer emerges at or above the floor — and how quickly the regulator clears it — is the open question for anyone tracking state asset disposals in this segment.
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