Sunac China Holdings Limited (SUNAC) announced that its wholly owned unit, Sunac Real Estate Group Co., Ltd., and executive director Wang Mengde have received regulatory actions for failing to publish information on overdue debt and asset seizures from end-2021 to mid-2025.

The Tianjin Securities Regulatory Bureau issued a formal warning letter, while the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) imposed disciplinary sanctions and a public criticism against both Sunac Real Estate and Wang. The infractions relate to breaches of the Administrative Measures for the Issuance and Transactions of Corporate Bonds, the Administrative Measures for Information Disclosure of Enterprise Credit Bonds and SZSE corporate-bond listing rules.

SUNAC’s board—excluding Wang—attributed the lapses to operational scale, debt pressures and resource constraints during a period of financial stress. The board emphasized that the sanctions were not linked to dishonest or fraudulent conduct and affirmed Wang’s suitability to remain an executive director, citing his two decades of industry experience and tenure with the group since 2006.

Management stated that the warning and criticism are not expected to have a material adverse impact on the group’s business or operations. Sunac Real Estate has initiated remedial actions to strengthen its information-disclosure practices.

Wang confirmed there is no further information requiring disclosure under Hong Kong Listing Rule 13.51, and no additional matters need to be brought to shareholders’ attention. The announcement was approved by SUNAC’s board on 10 April 2026.