Zhejiang Glass Co., which has been suspended from trading in Hong Kong for almost a year, denied a report by news website Hexun.com that it may declare bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy is “impossible,” Tao Haipin, a Zhejiang Glass investor relations official, said by telephone today. “We are looking for partners for restructuring.” The company’s stock was suspended May 2010 pending the release of its 2009 earnings.
Hexun reported yesterday that Zhejiang Glass may declare bankruptcy or be acquired by a state-owned company, citing banks and the local government of the region where the company is based. The glassmaker owes banks 7 billion yuan ($ billion), Hexun reported, citing an unidentified person familiar with the company’s accounts.
Bankruptcy is “impossible,” Tao Haipin, a Zhejiang Glass investor relations official, said by telephone today. “We are looking for partners for restructuring.” The company’s stock was suspended May 2010 pending the release of its 2009 earnings.
Hexun reported yesterday that Zhejiang Glass may declare bankruptcy or be acquired by a state-owned company, citing banks and the local government of the region where the company is based. The glassmaker owes banks 7 billion yuan ($ billion), Hexun reported, citing an unidentified person familiar with the company’s accounts.
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