Didn't you read the extra 10-B that was submitted last week, Bar? Hartcourt has a separate business arm that builds small garages on-site for executives in the Chinese tech field. This has become a growing need due to the emergence of the exploding middle class that is now able to afford American cars that are made in China.
Since it is a fairly new field, sales agents are being "forwarded" their expected commission until cash from invoices catch up. The neat accounting method used in China allows the cash to be tied to "expected" sales and in lieu of actual cash, the commissions are secured by lease agreements of the garages.
The Beijing Times had an article on this and one of the unique features of these garages is the bottom of one side is razor sharp. This is to thwart Chinese thieves who otherwise would steal these smaller sized garages away during the blackness of night.
In fact, the Times said the new business venture of Hartcourt was "truly on the cutting edge."
I am surprised you missed this.
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