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CHINA’S first Internet auction of planes wrapped up Tuesday Kent Tekulve Jersey , with the Shenzhen-based logistics company SF Express winning the bids for two cargo planes at over 320 million yuan (US$48.35 million), Xinhua reported.
Three cargo planes were available for bidding. They were previously owned by Jade Cargo International Co. Ltd., a Sino-German cargo company that filed for bankruptcy at the Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court in 2013.
The court’s auditors found that Jade Cargo had assets totaling around 1.7 billion yuan, but debt amounting to around 4.7 billion yuan as of Sept. 17, 2013.
The main assets owned by Jade Cargo were three Boeing 747 cargo planes and 11 engines. Since Oct. 26, 2015, the auditors had carried out six auctions to sell the cargo planes, but none of the auctions sold the planes .
The auditors resorted to an online auction with a starting price of 390 million yuan. Under the court’s guidance, all three cargo planes, along with the engines, were put onto Alibaba’s online auction platform.
At 10 a.m. Monday, the auction for the planes registered as B-2421 (including 3 GE engines), B-2422 (including 4 GE engines) and B-2423 (including 4 GE engines) began. The starting prices were 122.6 million yuan, 134 million yuan and 135 million yuan, respectively.
The B-2421 cargo plane was parked at the Shenzhen airport while the other two were parked at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. The auctions attracted nearly 800,000 viewers online.
After 26 rounds of bids, SF Express bought the B-2422 for 160.78 million. The logistics giant also nailed down the B-2423 for 162.04 million after 27 rounds of bids.
One of the auctions failed because only one buyer registered a bid, the court said.
According to Long Guangwei, deputy director of Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court, buyers were required to pay various amounts of deposits before the auction.
It has become a trend for courts to hold online auctions since 2012 when the Supreme People’s Court launched a trial online judicial auction. In August 2016, the court gave an official judiciary explanation of online auctions. Since the beginning of this year, courts around the country have started to launch online judicial auctions.
So far, Alibaba’s online auction platform has auctioned off 330,000 items with a trade volume of 460 billion yuan.
Luo Weixing, the general manager of the auction department at Alibaba Group, said that the online judiciary auction is an innovative method that can fully protect the stakeholders’ interests with a fair, open and efficient system. (Zhang Qian)
National swimming stars welcomed the building of a new Olympic swimming pool at a school in Tavistock, Devon in a development expected to transform the sport in the west of England
The school has been given the go-ahead to build an eight-lane, 50m pool to train Olympic swimmers and encourage the next generation of young hopefuls.
Made possible in part thanks to £706,000 of Sport England National Lottery funding, the pool will be used to train Mount Kelly pupils, local and regional state schools and swimming clubs from across the country.
Mark Semmence, headteacher at Mount Kelly, says: “This significant investment in the future of the school and for sport regionally would not have been possible without the support of Sport England.
"I am particularly delighted that the new pool will enable Mount Kelly to work more closely with the local and regional community, as 60% of the usage of the pool is designated for local state schools and swimming clubs.”
With an estimated 1 in 3 children in England unable to swim on leaving primary school, the pool is a vital part of bucking this trend. Scores of primary children from across the region will use the top-class facility.
Olympic and Commonwealth medal winner and ex-Mount Kelly pupil Sharron Davies MBE, said: "I am thrilled. This is a big step forward for British swimming. It will give a huge boost to the chances of more young people reaching international level as well as giving those who simply love the sport to come and enjoy themselves while getting fit."
British athlete Dina Asher-Smith is a major medal contender at the World Athletics Championships this week. Here we look at how her podium dreams were helped along by a pioneering talent programme
Positive headlines have been few and far between in the world of athletics this summer but one of Britain’s brightest young stars and graduates of the Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme (TASS) will be hoping to correct that at the IAAF World Athletics Championships this week.
Nineteen year-old Dina Asher-Smith lines up in the heats of the 200m in Beijing on Wednesday afternoon with every chance of progressing to the semi-finals and going on to enter the record books as Britain’s first female sprint medallist since Kathy Cook 32 years ago.
Podium dreams
Ensuring those with last 11 years has helped a number of athletes successfully balance the demands of employment and academic life with those of being a medal-winning hopeful.
After scooping her first international title at the Commonwealth Junior Games four years ago, Dina – pictured above competing for her club Blackheath and Bromley AC in 2010 (credit: Mark Shearman) – was singled out as a star of the future and nominated for TASS by UK Athletics Development Manager, Jo Jennings.
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