Crisis-hit Chinese developer Evergrande fell by more than 80-per cent after its resumed trading in Hong Kong this morning.
Evergrande shares had been suspended from trading since March last year.
The company has posted losses of 4.5-billion U-S dollars in the first six months of this year, in what analysts say is the latest sign of trouble in China's property market.
Evergrande earlier this month filed for bankruptcy protection in the U-S to protect its assets there.
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