Country Garden shares edge up after regulators hold back on fines over debt disclosures

South China Morning PostEN 1 min read 100% complete by Peggy YeFebruary 11, 2026 at 04:35 AM

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Country Garden shares saw a slight increase after the Shanghai Stock Exchange issued a "circulated criticism" regarding the company's delayed disclosure of overdue debts. The exchange found that Country Garden failed to promptly report overdue debts between August 2023 and December 2024, violating bond listing rules. While the exchange imposed self-regulatory measures and recorded the criticism, it did not issue any fines. The disciplinary action targeted Country Garden and three executive directors: Yang Huiyan, Mo Bin, and Wu Bijun, along with other responsible individuals. The Shanghai Stock Exchange oversees disclosures for Country Garden's onshore bond listings.

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Shanghai ×240% Hong Kong Stock Exchange 50% Mo Bin 60% Wu Bijun 60% Yang Huiyan 70% Shanghai Stock Exchange ×480% Country Garden ×590%

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