
HK SH ALLIANCE plans to invest RMB 32.5 million in Skyline Holdings

HK SH ALLIANCE plans to inject RMB 32.5 million into Skyline Holdings to meet its interest-free shareholder loan requirements. Skyline Holdings will use these funds to repay maturing bank loans, aiming to alleviate interest burdens and improve its financial condition. This injection will help Skyline Holdings fully repay outstanding bank loans, avoiding additional interest expenses while continuing to provide asset management services for its subsidiaries
According to the announcement from HK SH ALLIANCE (01001), it was disclosed that on September 26, 2025, Skyline Holdings issued a written capital injection request to Top Bloom (the company's indirect wholly-owned subsidiary) and joint venture partners. Top Bloom and the joint venture partners are required to inject RMB 32.5 million and RMB 617.5 million, respectively, in the form of interest-free shareholder loans by November 30, 2025, based on their shareholding ratios in Skyline Holdings, to settle the principal of Skyline Holdings' loans.
Skyline Holdings is primarily engaged in investment holding. As of the date of this announcement, Skyline Holdings directly holds 100% of the equity of a special purpose company, which in turn holds 100% of the equity of the Shanghai project company, and the Shanghai project company owns the majority of the building area of the Shanghai property.
Skyline Holdings has obtained several bank loans, which are due for repayment in May 2026. To alleviate interest burdens and strengthen its capital structure, the company believes that it is beneficial to fully repay these loans before their maturity. To facilitate the early repayment of these bank loans, Skyline Holdings intends to obtain interest-free shareholder loans from its shareholders in proportion to their shareholdings. The capital injection from each shareholder will enable Skyline Holdings to fully repay the outstanding bank loans without incurring additional interest expenses, thereby improving its financial condition and reducing future cash outflows. Furthermore, the group will continue to provide asset management services to Skyline Holdings and its subsidiaries, generating fee income for the group

