Contel Technology subsidiaries face winding-up petitions over USD 0.55 million and CNY 14 million loans

Reuters

Mar 17

Contel Technology subsidiaries face winding-up petitions over USD 0.55 million and CNY 14 million loans

Contel said winding-up petitions have been filed against its wholly owned subsidiaries Flyring Electronics and IH Technology. The petitions allege loans of USD 0.55 million and RMB 14 million to the subsidiaries, which Contel said it could not find in available subsidiary records. Contel said the High Court of Hong Kong is scheduled to hear the petitions on 6 May 2026. Contel said it has insufficient cash to settle the alleged loans if adjudged liable.

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