-- 華錦國際（HKG:2738）週二在香港交易所發佈公告稱，其董事長徐松慶和首席執行官陳春牛因涉嫌拖欠款項而被下達消費限制令。 該公司董事長徐松慶和執行長陳春牛的消費限制令已於11月25日生效。 該案源自於該公司旗下兩家子公司江門華木金屬有限公司及江門華錦金屬製品有限公司涉嫌拖欠1.3億元人民幣的融資租賃款項。截至4月30日，仍有1,640萬元人民幣未支付給債權人。 徐松慶和陳春牛一直在與債權人協商解決此事，公司預計在8月底前達成和解。
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