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- China Fortune Land Development Co., Ltd. China Fortune Land Development Co., Ltd. engages in the investment, development, construction, and operation of new industrial cities, industrial parks, and commercial real estate projects primarily in China, with additional operations in Indonesia and other international markets. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Beijing, the company provides comprehensive solutions for regional development, including industrial planning, investment promotion, financing, comprehensive operations, and marketing; space services for enterprises such as site selection, leasing, construction agency, operations, investment, financing, tax, and human resources; property development encompassing residential communities, commercial properties, office buildings, and mixed-use complexes; urban infrastructure projects; property management services; and related businesses in logistics, education, healthcare, and smart city technologies integrating big data and AI. It operates through segments such as development business, property services, operating business, and others, targeting high-quality industrial assets, tier-two and tier-three cities, local governments, and enterprises to support urbanization, sustainable eco-city initiatives, and economic growth across more than 50 cities in China with a land bank exceeding 50 million square meters. In recent developments, the company formed a strategic partnership with PCG Power and Xiaomai Xinneng in April 2025 to deliver smart industrial energy solutions for industrial parks under a "business and investor attraction + industrial park development + new energy" model; entered court-supervised pre-restructuring in November 2025 following years of stalled debt negotiations amid a 212.7 billion yuan debt burden, widening losses, and negative shareholder equity as of Q1 2025 with major creditors including ICBC Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited and Ping An Group Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, Ltd.; restructured 80% of its 219 billion yuan debt in 2023 through asset sales, offshore asset restructuring, a trust fund, and divestiture of its real estate division, returning to profitability; and continues to navigate regulatory pressures and market challenges in China's real estate sector while focusing on innovation and sustainability.