
Borgward Auto Owned by UCAR to Undergo Bankruptcy Proceedings
Borgward Auto, owned by Chinese travel and auto services firm UCAR, is to undergo bankruptcy proceedings, with a public announcement to be issued as soon as early July.
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Borgward Auto, owned by Chinese travel and auto services firm UCAR, is to undergo bankruptcy proceedings, with a public announcement to be issued as soon as early July.
Employee whistleblowers at California-based electric vehicle maker Faraday Future have claimed that four "unqualified" directors are plotting to force the company into bankruptcy, according to a petition Pandaily received from a firm shareholder.
The head of the North China division of Wall Street English, an Italian international adult English training company, has informed its staff about the upcoming bankruptcy of its China business, which will be finalized next week, CBN reported on Thursday.
On August 25, Shanghai Secoo E-Commerce Co., Ltd., an affiliated company of luxury e-commerce platform Secoo, added a bankruptcy review case.
The shares of Danke Apartment, one of China’s biggest rental platforms, surged by more than 75% on Tuesday night, Beijing time, closing at $2.40, mainly due to the rumor that another leading rental specialist 5i5j will purchase Danke.
Beijing Borgward, once billed as a rival to BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi, officially declared bankruptcy on November 29. The announcement explained that it was drained to pay off its debts but its current assets are not enough to settle the balances.
Flexible display maker Royole Technology declares bankruptcy and is about to face asset auctions.
On August 11, Orange Electric Travel, a Didi and Li Auto joint venture, added a new bankruptcy review case.
Three listed companies of HNA Group disclosed that a total of 61.5 billion yuan ($9.57 billion) had been embezzled by shareholders and other related parties.
The recent shutdown of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) by regulators marks the largest bank failure in the United States since 2008. Several Chinese Hong Kong-listed companies have sought to reassure investors by stating that their cash deposits in SVB were not significant.
Ofo, a bankrupt bike-sharing platform, has recently faced criticism on Chinese social media for its deposit refund routines. The function was later deleted by the firm.
Suning.com and its logistics subsidiary became involved in a bankruptcy review case on November 21, triggering rumors about the e-commerce platform that has been struggling with a persistent debt crisis. This report was later officially denied by the company.