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Company law [2026] HKCFI 68

RE SUNAC CHINA HOLDINGS LTD

The Court of First Instance sanctioned Sunac China Holdings Limited’s restructuring scheme, finding the scheme purpose permissible, the class composition proper, and the creditor majority overwhelming.

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Debt-for-equity swap
  • Releases and ricochet claims
  • Class composition
  • International recognition
  • Power of attorney mechanism
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Company law [2025] HKCFI 2699

RE KAISA GROUP HOLDINGS LTD

法院批准 Kaisa 与瑞景两项相互依存的债务重组方案,认为方案目的正当、类别划分适当、资料披露充分,且 AHG Work Fee 已被下调并不致分裂类别。

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Class composition of creditors
  • Third-party releases
  • Work fee/ad hoc committee fees
  • International recognition/utility
  • Scheme-of-arrangement
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Company law [2025] HKCFI 2699

RE RUI JING INVESTMENT COMPANY LTD

The Court of First Instance sanctioned inter-conditional schemes for Kaisa and Rui Jing, finding the restructuring purpose proper, the class structure workable, and the reduced AHG work fee acceptable.

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Class composition
  • Third-party releases
  • Work fee (ad hoc group)
  • Jurisdiction and recognition
  • Scheme-of-arrangement
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Company law [2025] HKCFI 310

RE ADD HERO HOLDINGS LTD

The Court of First Instance sanctioned parallel Hong Kong schemes for China Aoyuan Group Limited and Add Hero Holdings Limited to restructure over US$6 billion of debt.

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Class composition
  • Creditor voting
  • Adequacy of explanatory statement
  • Judicial discretion on sanction
  • Recognition in foreign jurisdictions
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Company law [2024] HKCFI 1574

RE DOINGCOM INTERNATIONAL LTD

High Court winding-up reasons in two linked petitions: the companies failed to pay the debt, restructuring plans lacked secured funding and progress, and winding-up orders were made.

  • Winding-up
  • Statutory demand
  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Restructuring
  • Jurisdiction
  • Guarantee
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Company law [2023] HKCFI 3232

RE CHINA BEIDAHUANG INDUSTRY GROUP HOLDINGS LTD

The Court of First Instance sanctioned a scheme of arrangement for China Beidahuang Industry Group Holdings Limited after finding the class, disclosure and voting requirements were satisfied.

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Creditor class composition
  • Sanction hearing
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Gibbs rule / foreign law claims
  • Scheme-of-arrangement
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Insolvency law [2022] HKCA 1514

HONGKONG JHC CO., LTD v. PEKING UNIVERSITY FOUNDER GROUP CO LTD

The Hong Kong Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal and rejected fresh evidence in cross-border restructuring proceedings involving keepwell deeds and PRC insolvency claims.

  • Stay of proceedings
  • Exclusive jurisdiction clause
  • Recognition and assistance to foreign insolvency office-holders
  • Admissibility of fresh evidence on appeal
  • Forum non conveniens/parallel proceedings
  • Enforcement and recognition of foreign judgments
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Company law [2022] HKCFI 1686

RE RARE EARTH MAGNESIUM TECHNOLOGY GROUP HOLDINGS LTD

The Court sanctioned a scheme of arrangement for Rare Earth Magnesium Technology Group Holdings Ltd, allowed agreed post-meeting amendments, and dismissed the winding-up petition.

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Winding‑up petition
  • Provisional liquidators
  • Recognition and transnational effectiveness (rule in gibbs / chapter 15)
  • Creditor class composition
  • Post‑meeting modifications
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Company law [2022] HKCFI 185

RE DA SEN HOLDINGS GROUP LTD

The Court sanctioned Da Sen Holdings Group Limited’s scheme of arrangement, holding that the creditors were properly classed, the meeting was valid and the disclosure was sufficient.

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Sanction of scheme
  • Creditor classification
  • Consent fees
  • Explanatory statement
  • Scheme-of-arrangement
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Company law [2021] HKCFI 1592

RE CHINA OIL GANGRAN ENERGY GROUP HOLDINGS LTD (the “Company”)

The Court of First Instance sanctioned a scheme of arrangement for China Oil Gangran Energy Group Holdings Ltd, approved a minor drafting fix, and adjourned the winding-up petition.

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Sanction of scheme
  • Class composition
  • International effectiveness
  • Provisional liquidation
  • Rule in gibbs
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