Sunac China, Hong Kong
Developer Sunac China Gets Liquidation Petition, Hong Kong Judiciary Website Shows
(Reuters) - A liquidation petition has been filed against indebted property developer Sunac China, the Hong Kong judiciary's website showed late on Thursday. The petition has been filed by a unit of asset manager China Cinda Asset Management, and a hearing is scheduled for March 19, the website shows.
Sunac China Shares Fall Sharply After Receiving Winding-Up Petition
Shares of Chinese property developer Sunac China tumbled after the company received a winding up petition as the country continues to struggle with its property sector downturn. Shares fell 24% to 1.33 Hong Kong dollars, or equivalent of 17 U.S. cents, on Friday's afternoon trading.
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