China's Real Estate Disaster - Company Forensics

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Throughout the years, Evergrande stood as a symbol of China's booming real estate sector and economic prowess. In the preceding year alone, it erected housing equivalent to 300 Empire State Buildings, seemingly defying all odds. However, fast-forward to August 2023, and fortune has abandoned them. Their current predicament paints a stark contrast to their former glory, sending shockwaves through China's economic landscape and beyond.

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[edmundcg]

Forensic reports on failed companies is very helpful. You're doing a great job!

[dtubbs]

The obsession with expanding into so many seemingly random industries was eerily familiar to the fall of HNA group

[dotpenji]

Wow, this video really dives deep into the rise and fall of Evergrande, and your explanation is both informative and engaging! You have a knack for breaking down complex financial topics. 😊If you could have a conversation with one person, past or present, about the Evergrande situation, who would it be and what's the one burning question you'd ask them?

[JeremyPickett]

i'd been kinda remiss and hadn't watched a slidebean video in awhile. they're even better! ditch your main business, youtube fame and fortune is your destiny!!

[tuams]

I really like how you tell a story and don't forget about the people affected.

[totobobomask]

Great explaination of the rise and fall of the company. It would be interesting to see how is the follow up after 1-2 years.

[MarioRafaelM]

Bankruptcy in China is different but in this case workers are compansated first then families that bought an unit will be compansated, then creditors and if there's anything left investors and then the board.

[ChiveDumpling]

There goes your social credit score lol

[Victor-emms]

7:34 This makes no sense Cash ($) to Short term debt ($) should be a ratio, not 1$

[ctldel]

Based on their debt and its 25-year life Evergrande lost $30.3M US dollars every single day!

[faurizio]

De verdad, he estado toda esta semana hablando con mis amigos sobre la situación en Nosara.

Te amo slidebean

[paradox_]

The three red lines sound pretty reasonable to me.

[mayur_je]

2:56 how people are not allowed in china to invest in stock market??

[soundtenement]

Great video. I been watching this situation for over a year and it’s developing slowly. I think the impact doesn’t stop in China. Maybe starts impact the world. Thx again.

[anishag]

China is still heavily populated. People are always going to need homes/land. What’s the reason every large company isn’t jumping in to buy out pieces of the land at these low prices?

[wealthintruth]

Please cover the default and eventually, Country Garden's demise...

[danielantoniozd]

How does this have thousands of views but only a couple hundred likes?

[lenOwOo]

evergreeen. . evergrande.. . yeah, definitely mixed them a lot

[txr]

The major company manufacturing iPhone for Apple is also a Taiwanese company.