Guangzhou Court Accepts Evergrande Unit's Bankruptcy Liquidation
A Chinese court in Guangzhou has accepted the bankruptcy liquidation application for a unit of the embattled developer Evergrande Group. This development follows the founder's life sentence and further complicates the company's financial woes.
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Chinese court accepts Evergrande liquidation petition 1 day after founder’s life sentence
A court in southern China’s Guangdong province formally accepted a bankruptcy liquidation petition against China Evergrande Group’s main onshore unit, closing the final chapter in the unravelling of what was once the country’s largest property developer. The Guangzhou Intermediate People’s Court said on Friday that Guangzhou Rural Commercial Bank’s Huaxia branch met the legal criteria under the nation’s Enterprise Bankruptcy Law to force the Evergrande unit, Hengda Real Estate, into liquidati...
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