China Ecotourism's Winding-Up Hearing Further Adjourned, Creditors Back Debt Scheme; Shares Jump 7%

MT Newswires Live
Sep 29

China Ecotourism (HKG:1371) said its winding-up petition hearing has been pushed to Dec. 1, following a joint application by consent summons, according to a Sept. 26 Hong Kong bourse filing.

Shares of the lottery system provider jumped nearly 7% in Monday morning trade.

The company had been slapped with a winding-up petition by the Hong Kong branch of a creditor bank in March over an alleged outstanding debt of roughly HK$78.5 million.

At an adjourned creditors' meeting, China Ecotourism's restructuring scheme won approval from the requisite statutory majorities, with over 50% in number and at least 75% in value of voting claims in favor.

It will now seek Hong Kong High Court sanction of the scheme, with a hearing scheduled for Oct. 15.

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