China Evergrande Group’s debt load is far bigger than earlier estimated, amounting to HK$350 billion ($45 billion) as any ...

China Evergrande (EGRNF), the property developer that exemplified the Chinese real estate crisis, will delist its stock as ...

Evergrande's collapse isn't yesterday's newsit's entering a make-or-break phase. Liquidators are circling founder Hui Ka Yan, ...

The heavily indebted real estate developer, China Evergrande, is set to be delisted from Hong Kong's stock exchange on August ...

Court-appointed liquidators are working with UBS Group and Citic Securities to seek potential buyers for the subsidiary, ...

Investing.com -- China Evergrande Group said on Thursday that its winding up proceedings will continue with a directions hearing scheduled for September 16. The liquidators will present a report to ...

More than a year after China Evergrande Group’s liquidators began pursuing the wealth of key defendants, the high-profile ...

Liquidators of China Evergrande Group said on Tuesday they have sold about $255 million of its assets 18 months into China's ...

The company received a letter from the regulator informing it that the Hong Kong stock exchange listing committee has decided ...

China Evergrande's founder Hui Ka Yan has become the target of the developer's liquidators for not disclosing his assets. The ...

Shares of embattled Chinese property giant China Evergrande Group crashed 79% Monday, when they resumed trading after being suspended since March 2022. The stock was halted months after Evergrande ...

Evergrande is China’s most indebted developer, with more than $300 billion worth of liabilities. That includes nearly $20 billion in international bonds, according to data provider Refinitiv Eikon.