Sun Art’s loss widens in first half of its fiscal year
Supermarket operator Sun Art Retail Group Ltd. (6808.HK) on Sunday warned it expects to report a loss of 500 million yuan ($75 million) to 550 million yuan for the six…
BRIEF: Sun Art CEO unreachable, reportedly assisting in investigation
Supermarket operator Sun Art Retail Group Ltd. (6808.HK) said on Wednesday that its recently installed CEO Li Weiping has become unreachable, as other media reported she was assisting police in…
BRIEF: Sun Art returns to the black on changing store mix
Supermarket operator Sun Art Retail Group Ltd. (6808.HK) reported Tuesday that revenue for its latest fiscal year through March fell 1.4% year-on-year to 71.6 billion yuan ($9.91 billion). But the…
Alibaba’s Sun Art Sale, and a China-Kazakhstan Dual Listing
Alibaba has announced a plan to sell its majority stake in the operator of the RT-Mart supermarket chain. And a Chinese mining startup plans to list shares in both Hong…
Sun Art pursues life after Alibaba in China’s evolving retail landscape
Alibaba is negotiating with a potential buyer for its majority stake in the operator of RT-Mart hypermarkets, Sun Art said Key Takeaways: DCP Capital and Hillhouse are among the private…
BRIEF: Sun Art returns to profits on stabilizing business, cost cuts
Sun Art Retail Group Ltd. (6808.HK), operator of the RT-Mart supermarket chain, said on Tuesday it returned to the black in the six months through September, crediting stabilizing store traffic…
Faded Sun Art seeks to shine again in China’s changing grocery market
The former hypermarket superstar warned it fell into the red last year, as online grocers continued to eat its lunch Key Takeaways: Sun Art lost 1.7 billion yuan in its…
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