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SHANGHAI – In an event described by financial analysts as “even less surprising than a Marvel sequel,” Chinese real estate behemoth Evergrande has been officially delisted from the Hong Kong stock exchange. The company, known for building more apartments than there are TikTok influencers, took a nosedive so steep even Elon Musk is reportedly impressed.
The decision to delist comes after what experts called a “spectacular fall,” which we can only assume was followed by a spectacular facepalm. Evergrande, whose business model involved borrowing all of China’s available yuan (and a few napping US dollars) and then spending it on concrete castles in the sky, is now worth approximately as much as a Monopoly hotel on Baltic Avenue.
Former shareholders gathered at company headquarters for a support group, where the only refreshment provided was bottled optimism—a beverage now entirely out of stock. Some persisted in asking if the company would make a comeback, but insiders say Evergrande’s new slogan is “If you can’t see us, we can’t owe you money.”
Financial gurus had seen the writing on the wall for months—unfortunately, that wall is now up for auction to help pay off debts. The company attempted various last-ditch efforts to stay afloat, including pivoting to cryptocurrency, influencer marketing, and selling Evergrande-branded ramen noodles (tagline: “they’re still in stock, unlike our apartments!”).
“In hindsight, we shouldn’t have built a replica Eiffel Tower in the middle of the Gobi Desert,” explained a high-ranking executive, “but who could have predicted that wasn’t a sound investment?”
Analysts say the biggest winners are residents who bought Evergrande flats: they now own the hottest theme park attraction in China—the ghost town.
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