China’s Wanda sells 48 malls in mega deal

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5 June 2025 à 18h39

Updated on 23 July 2025 à 18h39

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Publication: 5 June 2025 à 18h39, Updated on 23 July 2025 à 18h39

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An article by Sophie Baqué

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In China, real estate developer Dalian Wanda Group (513 Wanda Plaza malls covering 70.9 million sq.m) is selling 48 shopping centres in a US$6.94 billion deal. The buyer is a joint venture led by Hong Kong investment company PAG and including Tencent, Sunshine Life Insurance, Taikang Life and a subsidiary of e-commerce company JD.com.

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