(Hong Kong Comprehensive News) After the China Evergrande Group was liquidated by the Hong Kong court, the group and its liquidator sought to seven printed by the founder Xu Jia, recovered about 6 billion US dollars (about 79 79 (about 7979100 million yuan).

China Evergrande Group announced on Monday (August 5) on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Since March this year, the clearing people have been in the name of China Evergrande and in the Hong Kong High Court for Xu Jiayin, Former Chief Executive Xia Haijun , Pan Darong, former chief financial officer, launched a legal lawsuit.The lawsuit was gradually developed to Ding Yumei, a spouse before joining Xujiayin, and a total of seven defendants.

Announcement stated that Evergrande sought to withdraw about $ 6 billion in dividends and remuneration from seven defendants.The calculation of this number is based on the financial statements that claim to be misrepresented and as of December 31, 2017 to December 31, 2020.

China Evergrande said that the liquidator has obtained a number of prohibited orders based on his claims in the lawsuit, Limit Xu Jiayin, Ding Yumei and Xia Haijun's respective disposal, selling or cutting its global asset value, shall not exceed the relevant regulations.

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Announcement pointed out that the legal procedures for litigation are continuing, and the possibility of successful claims, and the amount that may eventually be recovered is uncertain.The company's shares will continue to suspend trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

China Evergrande announced in September last year that Xu Jiayin had been taken for mandatory measures for suspected illegal crimes.Ding Yumei, who had a "silent technical divorce" with Xu Jiayin, was reported to buy a ticket to leave Hong Kong in late July last year with a Canadian passport.However, in February this year, she entered the Hong Kong court through a lawyer and recovered more than HK $ 1 billion (about S $ 170 million) from the second son Xu Tenghe.