C.banner International Reaches Settlement in Litigation Against Nanjing Mayflower with Scheduled Repayments

Reuters
Jul 17
C.banner International Reaches Settlement in Litigation Against Nanjing Mayflower with Scheduled Repayments

C.banner International Holdings Limited has issued an update regarding its ongoing litigation against Nanjing Mayflower. The legal proceedings were initiated by Xuzhou C.banner, a subsidiary of the company, in response to a default in trade debt repayments by Nanjing Mayflower. The dispute involves substantial financial claims, following previous announcements by C.banner regarding the very significant disposal of its shares in Allied Great International Holdings Limited. The company continues to address the situation, adhering to the regulations of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The executive board, comprising Mr. CHEN Yixi, Mr. YUAN Zhenhua, Mr. WU Weiming, and Mr. ZHANG Baojun, alongside non-executive and independent directors, remains actively engaged in managing this legal challenge.

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