Chuang's China Investments Ltd. Announces Debt Assignment Agreement Update in Chengdu Project Dispute
Reuters
Sep 09
Chuang's China Investments Ltd. Announces Debt Assignment Agreement Update in Chengdu Project Dispute
Chuang's China Investments Ltd. has disclosed an update regarding its transaction involving the assignment of debt related to the Chengdu Project. Initially, the Group entered a joint development agreement with a PRC Party in September 2007, with profit-sharing terms of 51% and 49% respectively. However, due to non-performance issues by the PRC Party, the Group won a claim in 2013 at the Chengdu Intermediate Court. Despite discussions in 2016 regarding the disposal of the development interest, no agreement was reached. The update involves the Group's ongoing evaluation of its legal rights and procedures to unwind its investment in the project. The company announced that the Assignors will assist the Assignee in handling changes in execution applicant and related litigation and enforcement procedures resulting from the assignment.
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