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Chinese developer Sunshine 100 to oppose Hong Kong winding-up petition over US$205m debt

Zhu Wenqian
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A mainland Chinese property developer announced plans to contest a Hong Kong winding-up petition filed by creditors HTI Financial Solutions and Haitong International over a US$205 million unpaid debt, including interest, due March 2025. The petition, received March 12, 2026, will be heard by Hong Kong’s High Court on May 20, with the company vowing legal action to protect its rights and stakeholder interests. The developer, facing liquidity crises since 2021 defaults, argues the petition could harm its value and may seek a validation order to continue trading during proceedings. Without a validation order, share transfers post-petition could be voided if the winding-up order proceeds, though court approval remains uncertain. The firm specializes in mixed-use projects but has struggled amid China’s prolonged property sector downturn, compounding its financial distress.
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Chinese developer Sunshine 100 to oppose Hong Kong winding-up petition over US$205m debt

AdvertisementChina propertyBusinessChinese developer Sunshine 100 to oppose Hong Kong winding-up petition over US$205m debtHTI Financial Solutions and Haitong International Financial Products filed the petition over a debt due in March last year, firm says2-MIN READ2-MIN ListenZhu Wenqianin BeijingPublished: 6:00pm, 12 Mar 2026Sunshine 100 China Holdings, a mainland Chinese developer facing debts amid China’s property sector downturn, said on Thursday that it plans to oppose a winding-up petition filed against it in Hong Kong.HTI Financial Solutions and Haitong International Financial Products filed the winding-up petition against the developer at the High Court of Hong Kong over an unpaid redemption sum of about US$205 million, including accrued interest, due on March 19, 2025, according to a Sunshine 100 filing with the Hong Kong stock exchange.“The company will seek legal advice and take all necessary actions to protect its legal rights,” the filing said. “Furthermore, the company will oppose the petition, as the board is of the view that the petition does not represent the interests of other stakeholders and may impair the value of the company.”AdvertisementThe company added that it would consider applying for a validation order from the court, which would allow it to continue trading despite the winding-up petition.“There is no guarantee that the validation order will be granted by the High Court,” Sunshine 100 said in its filing. If the validation order were not granted but the winding-up order was not dismissed or permanently stayed, all share transfers on or after the commencement date of the petition would be void, it said.AdvertisementThe petition, which the company received on Tuesday, was scheduled to be heard by the High Court on May 20, it said.The developer, which focuses on block complexes, shared-service flats and large-scale mixed-use communities, has defaulted on multiple redemptions since 2021.AdvertisementSelect VoiceSelect Speed0.8x0.9x1.0x1.1x1.2x1.5x1.75x00:0000:001.00x

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