According to Dolphin Research APP, EVERG VEHICLE (00708) fell more than 6% and, as of the time of writing, it is down 6.90% at HKD 1.35, with a turnover of HKD 4.27 million.
In terms of news, Evergrande Real Estate Group Limited issued an announcement stating that on August 16th, they received a &#34;Notice of Filing&#34; from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) due to suspected violations of information disclosure laws and regulations. In accordance with the relevant laws and regulations, the CSRC has decided to file a case against the company.
Evergrande Real Estate stated that they will actively cooperate with the CSRC's investigation and strictly fulfill their obligations of information disclosure in accordance with the relevant requirements.
It is worth noting that rumors of &#34;Xu Jiayin's divorce&#34; have been circulating on social media on the same day. The rumors originated from an announcement released by Evergrande on August 14th regarding the equity transaction of Evergrande New Energy Vehicle. The announcement stated that Everg VEHICLE, the company, Xin Xin, Xu Jiayin, Haobang, and Ding Yumei have entered into a share subscription agreement and offset agreement. Several loans provided by the company and other parties to Everg VEHICLE are planned to be converted into new shares of Everg VEHICLE.
In this announcement, Ding Yumei is defined as a &#34;third party independent of the company and its affiliates,&#34; rather than being listed as Xu Jiayin's spouse as in the previous announcement.
According to public information, Ding Yumei is publicly known as Xu Jiayin's wife. In Evergrande's 2021 interim report, Ding Yumei was still referred to as Xu Jiayin's spouse, &#34;Mrs. Xu.&#34;
Evergrande responded to this by saying, &#34;We are not sure, there is no news.&#34;

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EVERG VEHICLE fell more than 6%, as of press time, down 6.90% to HKD 1.35, with a turnover of HKD 4.27 million.

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Evergrande Auto falls more than 6%, Evergrande Real Estate is under investigation by the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Previous announcements sparked rumors of "Xu Jiayin's divorce."