-- VPower Group International(香港証券取引所:1608)に対する清算申立審理は、5月13日から6月17日に延期されたと、同社は5月1日付の香港証券取引所への提出書類で明らかにした。 同社の株価は月曜午後の取引で6%以上下落した。 この申立は、CRRC Hongkong Capital Managementが香港で提出したもので、特定のファイナンスリース契約における3,190万香港ドルの未払いを理由としている。
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