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University of Groningen A comparative study of the corporate bankruptcy reorganization law of the U.S. and China Ren, Yongqing IMPORTANT NOTE: You are advised to consult the publisher's version (publisher's PDF) if you wish to cite from it. Please check the document version below. Document Version Publisher's PDF, also known as Version of record Publication date: 2011 Link to publication in University of Groningen/UMCG research database Citation for published version (APA): Ren, Y. (2011). A comparative study of the corporate bankruptcy reorganization law of the U.S. and China Groningen: s.n. Copyright Other than for strictly personal use, it is not permitted to download or to forward/distribute the text or part of it without the consent of the author(s) and/or copyright holder(s), unless the work is under an open content license (like Creative Commons). Take-down policy If you believe that this document breaches copyright please contact us providing details, and we will remove access to the work immediately and investigate your claim. Downloaded from the University of Groningen/UMCG research database (Pure): http://www.rug.nl/research/portal. For technical reasons the number of authors shown on this cover page is limited to 10 maximum. Download date: 02-12-2018

Appendix A: Study on the liquidation panel s role in the Bankruptcy Reorganization of Listed Corporations 1 Full Name of the corporation Stock code Stock Exchange 2 Hebei Baoshuo Co., Ltd. 600155 Shangdong Jiufa Edible Fungi Co., Ltd. Gugangdong Hualong Groups Co., Ltd. Huayuan Stock Co., Ltd. Guangxi Beisheng Yaoye Co., Ltd. Beiya Shiye (Group) Co., Ltd. Shanxi Qinling Cement (Group) Co., Ltd. 600180 600242 600094 600556 600705 600217 Xiaxin Electronics Co., Ltd. 600057 Xintai Scientific Technology Co., Ltd. Jin Hua Group Chlor-Alkali Co., Ltd. ShenXin TaiFeng Group Co., Ltd. 600728 000818 000034 Bankruptcy Administrator The and Business Reorganization controller or (DIP Administrator) 3 the The public notice 4 Liquidation panel Administrator 2008-042 2008-05-24 Liquidation panel Administrator 2008-068 Liquidation panel Administrator 2008-29 2009-03 Liquidation panel Administrator 2008-094 Liquidation panel Administrator 2009-057 Liquidation panel Administrator 2008-017 2008-035 Liquidation panel Administrator 2009-030 2009-12-16 Liquidation panel Administrator 2009-031 2010-029 Liquidation panel Administrator 2009-044 Liquidation panel Administrator 2010-031 2010-101 Law firm Administrator 2010-37 2010-05-08 Guangming Group Furniture 000587 Liquidation panel Administrator 2010-047 1 These 18 listed corporations entered into the bankruptcy reorganization proceeding after the effective date of the EBL, i.e. June 1, 2007, and came out with a confirmed plan before August 1, 2010. The data concerning these cases is collected from the public notices made by the listed corporations on the official website of Stock Exchange (http://static.sse.com.cn/sseportal/ps/zhs/ggts/ssgsggqw_full.shtml) and Stock Exchange (http://disclosure.szse.cn/m/search0425.jsp). 2 Stock Code in this table is show the code of the stock of the corporation used at the Stock Exchange. Stock Exchange is to show on which Stock Exchange the corporation is listed. 3 This column is to show who is the controlling party of the case. Since Article 80 of the EBL provides that the business controller (the DIP or the administrator) should be the sole plan proponent, under the EBL, the business controller and reorganization controller should be the one party.. This column shows that in all the cases where the liquidation panel is appointed as the administrator, it controls the business management and plan formulation. Thus, it can be inferred that the liquidation panel plays a significant controlling role in reorganization practice of listed corporations. 4 The Public Notice in this table is to show the number or the issuing date (if no number is designed for the public notice) of the public notice that discloses the information in this table. 208

Co., Ltd. Xianyang Pianzhuan Co., 000697 Ltd. Dandong Chemical Fibre Co., 000498 Ltd. Zhenjiang Haina Sci-tech 000925 Co., Ltd. Xingmei United Co., Ltd. 000892 Chengde Dixian Textile Co., 200160 Ltd. Zarva Technology (Group) 000688 Co., Ltd. Liquidation panel Administrator 2010-015 Liquidation panel Administrator 2009-12-02 Liquidation panel Administrator 2007-091 2007-11-26 Liquidation panel Administrator 2008-43 Liquidation panel Administrator 2008-66 Liquidation panel Administrator 2007-011 209

Appendix B: Study on the wealth distribution in the bankruptcy reorganization of 18 listed corporations Name Payment to Payment Ratio to General Unsecured Hypothetical Distribution to Shareholders Did the The of S (secured Creditors Liquidation Plan Get Public the case creditors) Payment the Notice 1 E (employ Ratio to Acceptance -ment Claims) General of All T (tax claims) Unsecured Voting Creditors Classes? Baoshuo S: 100% The part 10.000: 90%; No 2008-042 The part 100,000 RMB: 100%; unknown 10,001 50,000: 80%; 2008-044 The part >100,000 RMB: cash-payment 50,001 3,000,000: 70%; 2008-011 ratio being 13% and some share-payment 3,000,001 22,000,000: 60%; The part >22,000,000: 25%, In total: 60.18%. 2 Jiufa S: 100% 3.08% The controlling shareholder: 29.80% Yes 2008-079 The part 100,000 RMB: 100%; Other shareholders: 70% The part > RMB 100,000: 20.43% In total: 60% 3 Overall payment ratio: 15.7% 1 The Public Notice in this table is to show the number or the issuing date (if no number is designed for the public notice) of the public notice that discloses the information in this table. 2 This means that for a specific part of the total shares held by an old shareholder, a specific percentage was applied in allowing the old shareholder to keep their interest in the reorganized debtor. For the part that is below and equal to 10.000 shares, 90% of these shares were retained by the old shareholder, for the part from 10,001 50,000 shares, 80% of these shares were retained by the old shareholder, for the part from 50,001 3,000,000 shares, 70% of these shares were retained by the old shareholder; for the part from 3,000,001 22,000,000 shares, 60% of these shares were retained by the old shareholder; for the part of shares that were above 22,000,00o, 25% of these shares were retained by the old shareholder. In total, 39.82% of the total shares were given up. In total, all the old shareholders held 60.18% of the shares of the reorganized debtor. The data of the following cases should be read in the same way. 3 This means, the controlling shareholder could keep 29.80% of its total shares and the other shareholders could keep 70% of their shares. In total, about 60% percentage of the shares of the reorganized debtor was held by the old shareholders. The data of the following cases should be read in the same way. 210

Hualong S: 100% S: 100% Huayuan Beisheng S: 100% Beiya S: 100% Qinling S: 100% Overall payment ratio: 13% Unknown All shareholders: 100% Yes 4 2008-30 Overall payment ratio: 14.42% 0.59% The controlling shareholder: 13% Yes 2008-094 Other shareholders: 76% In total: 60% 27.43% All shareholders: 77% Yes 2009-004 The part 500,000 RMB: 100%; The part > RMB 500,000: 50.44% Overall payment ratio: 24.1% 7.5% All shareholders: 100% Yes 2008-028 2008-026 Overall cash payment ratio: 20% 10.97% The controlling shareholder: 57% Yes 2009-053 Overall share-payment ratio: 30% Other shareholders: 79% Overall payment ratio: 50% In total: 74% Xiaxin S: 100% The part RMB 10,000: 100% RMB 10,000 <The part RMB 100,000: 50% The part> RMB 100,000: 21.77% (cash payment ratio 6.15% and share-payment ratio: 15.62%) unknown The controlling shareholder: 0% Other shareholders: 90% In total: 51% Yes 2009-046 4 The voting result was disclosed in the public notice of Annual Report of 2007, which was issued on April 30, 2008. 211

Xintai S: 100% Jinhua S: 100% Shentai S: 100% Guangming S: 100% Pianzhuan S: 100% Danhua S: 100% The part 100,000 RMB: 100% The part> RMB 100,000: 21.77% 16.77% Shareholders holding tradable shares: 94% Shareholders holding non-tradable shares: 91% In total: 92% Yes 2009-044 2009-043 0% All shareholders: 70% No 2010-101 The part 90,000 RMB: 100% 2010-08-03 The part> RMB 90,000: 5% Overall payment ratio: 20.33% 0.46% Shareholders holding tradable shares: 90% Yes 2010-37 Shareholders holding non-tradable shares: 2010-05-08 85% In total: 88% 8.58% For shareholders holding tradable shares : No 2010-047 The part 90,000 RMB: 100%; the part 50.000: 100%; the part > 50.000 The part> RMB 90,000: 5% of tradable shares: 94%; For small-amount claim 30,000 RMB: For shareholder holding non-tradable 100% shares: the controlling shareholder: 84%; the other shareholders: 90%; In total: 92%. Overall payment ratio: 100% unknown The controlling shareholder: 0% Yes 2010-015 Other shareholders: 100% In total: 71.05% 0% The controlling shareholder: 60% Yes 2009-72 The part 50,000 RMB: 100%; Based on the value of the capital The part> RMB 50,000: 21.30% accumulation fund, new shares were issued and paid to creditors. In total: 75% 212

Haina S: not exist 5 E; not exist T: not exist Xingmei S: 100% Dixian S: 100% Chaohua S: 100% Overall payment ratio: 25.35% 14.82% All shareholders: 100% Yes 2007-091 2007-11-26 Overall payment ratio: 30% 4.91% Shareholders holding tradable shares: Yes 2008-43 100% 2008-44 Shareholders holding non-tradable shares: 50% In total: 65% Overall cash-payment ratio: 50% 1.082% All shareholders: 100% No 2008-66 Payment ratio by liquidated assets: unknown Overall cash-payment ratio: 10% unknown All shareholders: 100% Yes 2007-088 90% of the total debt being transferred to the buyer of the total assets of the debtor 6 5 The term not exist means there were no such claims in the case and thus the payment ratio for this class was not an issue in the case. 6 In the reorganization, a newly established corporation, named Chongqing Haojiang Trade Co., Ltd. ( Haojiang ), bought all the assets of Chaohua under the condition that Haojiang would bear all the unpaid debt of Chaohua, i.e. 90% of the total debt. However, Haojiang went bankruptcy soon after the reorganization case was terminated, which led to a failure of payment to the creditors of Chaohua again. See, (Ying Wang & Jiawei Qiao) S*ST (The Hangover of the Bankruptcy 王王 乔乔乔,, 朝朝朝朝朝朝后后后 : 西西西西喊喊 Reorganization of Chaohua: Xichang Dianli Claiming Injustice ) 21世世世世世世 ( The Twenty- )) 年月日日版 First Century Economic Report 2010 1 8 014 (Page 014 of January 8, 2010). The reorganizer of Chaohua, i.e. the party who would reorganize Chaohua bought the shares from the old shareholders through normal share trading and there was no adjustment of the shareholders right in the reorganization plan. See Annual Report of 2007 of Zarva Technology (Group) Co. Ltd., in the public notice issued on April 25, 2008. 213

Appendix C: Statement of the Rehabilitation in the Plan of 18 Listed Corporations Name of the case Baoshuo Jiufa Hualong Huayuan Content of the operation scheme for achieving the rehabilitation Did the plan touch the reorganization value? Time length plan to confirmati on The Public Notice 1 The new financer would provide new cash and assets of good quality in order to enhance Baoshuo s No 34 days 2008-044 profitability and receive a certain amount of the shares given up by the old shareholders. 2 Jiufa would liquidate the bad assets and try to find the new financier and transfer the shares given up by the old shareholders to the new financier; the new financier would provide profitable assets valued at RMB 0.33 billion to improve the debtor s operation. 3 The new financier would input profitable assets into the debtor; Hualong s main business would be changed into real estate business. Huayuan would dispose the bad assets; try to find the new financier and transfer part of the shares given up the old shareholders to the new financier; the new financier would input profitable assets of a value no less than RMB 1 billion to restore the debtor s profitability. Yes 4 73 days 2008-079 No 38 days 2008-30 Yes 5 82 days 2008-094 1 The Public Notice in this table is to show the number or the issuing date (if no number is designed for the public notice) of the public notice that discloses the information in this table. 2 On February 5, 2008, the plan was crammed down. On May 23, 2008, Baoshuo issued a public notice (No. 2008-044) on the reorganization scheme, which stated: which corporation would be the new financer and the share percentage held by the new financer; the new financer would provide new fund to Baoshuo; the new financer planned to input the profitable chlorine and alkali chemical industry business into Baoshuo. Thus, it can be inferred that the confirmed plan just contained a reorganization vision and the reorganization scheme was formed after the plan was confirmed. 3 On December 9, 2008, the court confirmed the plan. On December 31, 2008, the debtor signed contract with the new financiers for the purpose of implementing the plan. See public notice No. 2009-013. 4 See Chapter VI for the detailed discussion of the valuation. 5 See Chapter VI for the detailed discussion of the valuation. 214

Beisheng Beisheng would dispose the bad assets and try to find the new financier; the new financier would input profitable assets of a value no less than RMB 0.7 billion to restore the debtor s profitability. Beiya The biggest shareholder planned to input profitable railway transport assets (worth no less than RMB 2 billion and with a net assets income ratio at about 10%) into Beiya, and would improve the corporate governance and the management of Beiya. Qinling The reorganizer, i.e. Jidong Cement Corporation Ltd., had promised to do the followings: to provide new fund worth no less than RMB 80 million for keeping the normal operation; to provide new fund of no less than RMB 500 million to build up a cement production line; to input its cement assets into Qinling to improve the profitability. Xiaxin Xiaxin would liquidate all of its assets; Xiamen Xiangyu Cop. Ltd. would be the reorganizer; the reorganizer has promised to provide RMB 100 million for paying Xiaxin s debt and assets worth no less than RMB 1 billion into Xiaxin for restoring its profitability; the reorganizer would receive a certain amount of the shares given up by the old shareholders as the consideration for its investment Xintai Xintai would use its business income and the proceeds from the sale of non-productive assets and the shares given up by the old shareholder to pay the creditors; if the proceeding cash resource is not enough to realize the promised payment to creditors, Xintai would try to get loan from its first and second biggest shareholder to make up the deficiency; Xintai would concentrate on its main business, strengthen the research and development of the new product and marketing, and improve its profitability. Yes 6 34 days 2009-004 No 81 days 2008-028 Yes 7 195 days 2009-053 Yes 8 70 days 2009-046 No 232 days 2009-044 Jinhua Jinhua would improve its management and continue its old business and improve its profitability, the new No 134 days 2010-08-03 6 Beisheng s plan, when calculating the value of the distribution to general unsecured creditors, sated that taking into account of the asset investment in the future and the increase of the price of the shares, the price of the shares distributed to general unsecured creditors is taken as RMB 3/ share. However, this is a very rough estimation of the debtor s reorganization since the valuation was not based on a feasible rehabilitation scheme. See Appendix D for further information about the formulation of the feasible rehabilitation scheme. See Chapter VI for the detailed discussion of the valuation. 7 See Chapter VI for the detailed discussion of the valuation. 8 See Chapter VI for the detailed discussion of the valuation. 215

Shentai Guangming Pianzhuan Danhua Haina controlling shareholder 9 would, within 5 years invest new fund in the debtor to increase the debtor s flowing fund, improve the quality of the debtor s assets, explore new project and improve the debtor s operation. Shentai, as an enterprise for controlling and managing its subsidiaries, would improve its control over its subsidiaries and improve the operation of its subsidiary; its subsidiaries would concentrate on their core-business and dispose the non-profitable assets; One subsidiary, i.e. Xi Ge Ma Group Co., Ltd. would be the reorganizer and invest high-quality assets into Shentai in order to help Shentai to restructure its assets and improve its operation. Guangming would dispose all of the old assets and try to find the new financier as the reorganizer; the new financer would invest profitable assets in Guangming to keep and increase the debtor s earning capacity. The controlling shareholder would transfer its shares to the reorganizer; the reorganizer would invest profitable assets into Pianzhuan as the consideration of the shares being transferred from the controlling shareholder to increase the debtor s earning capacity; the controlling shareholder would purchase the assets to be disposed by Pianzhuan. Danhua would liquidate all of its assets to pay its debts, would try to find a new financier as the reorganizer; the reorganizer would invest profitable assets worth no less than RMB 1 billion into Danhua to restore its profitability. The big shareholder of Haina has promised to provide cash equal to the value of the assets of Haina for paying the reorganization fee and the debts and would become the new debtor of Haina. Yes 10 162 days 2010-05-08 No 270 days 2010-047 No 156 days 2009-045 2010-05-18 11 No 199 days 2009-12-02 No 68 days 2007-11-26 Xingmei The reorganizer, i.e. Xinyi Shiye Co., Ltd., would provide cash to Xingmei for paying its debts; the reorganizer s affiliated corporation would provide profitable assets into Xingmei to achieve the No 43 days 2008-44 9 The new controlling shareholder got the shares held by the old controlling shareholder through public auction during the pendency of the reorganization conducted on July 30, 2010 because the old controlling shareholder entered into bankruptcy liquidation. See public notice of Jinhua, No. 2010-102. 10 See Chapter VI for the detailed discussion of the valuation. 11 The date of confirmation of the plan was disclosed in the public notice of financial advisor s report issued by Pianzhuan on May 18, 2010, and there was no public notice number designed for this file. 216

reorganization; all the unecumbered assets of Xingmei would be sold to a third party and the proceeds would be used for paying the unsecured creditors. Dixian Chaohua Dixian would try to attract new financers who would invest in the debtor with new cash, facilities, technology and management experiences to enhance its textile printing and dyeing business, clothes-production business, pulp and paper-production business All of Chaohua s assets would be sold to Haojiang Trade Co. Ltd. and all of Chaohua s debts would be taken by the asset-purchaser; Gansu Jianxin Shiye Co. Ltd. has promised to invest profitable assets into Chaohua to restore its profitability. No 52 days 2008-66 No 40 days 2007-088 217

Appendix D: Study on the Time used for reaching a confirmed plan and the time Used for Consummating the Confirmed Plan in the 18 listed corporations Name of the case Date Initiation the of of Reorganization Proceeding 713 (Year-Month- Day) Date of the Plan Confirmation (Year-Month-Da y) Time length to plan confirmation Time length of plan consummation Baoshuo 2008-01-03 716 2008-02-05 34 days Unknown Jiufa 2008-09-28 2008-12-09 73 days 176 days Hualong 2008-03-11 2008-04-17 38 days 264 days Huayuan 2008-09-27 2008-12-07 719 72 days 145 days Beisheng 2008-11-27 2008-12-30 34 days 304 days Beiya 2008-02-03 2008-04-24 82 days 968 days Qinling 2009-08-23 2009-12-14 114 days 311 days Xiaxin 2009-09-15 2009-11-23 70 days 150 days Date on the which plan s implementation was successfully finished (Year-Month-Day ) 714 The Public Notice 715 Not finished 717 2008-044 2011-010 2009-06-01 2008-068 2008-079 2009-042 2009-01-05 718 2008-26 2009-03 2009-04-30 2008-094 2009-026 2009-08-31 2009-10-29 2009-057 2010-01-20 2010-12-27 2008-018 2008-060 2010-012 2010-10-20 2009-053 2010-051 2010-04-21 720 2010-006 2010-029 Xintai 2009-03-17 2009-11-03 232 days 2010-09-07 721 2009-044 713 The initiation of a reorganization proceeding is the date when the court rules that the corporation enters into the reorganization proceeding. 714 If not specially explained, the date in this column is the date on which the court ruled that the plan had been successfully implemented. 715 The Public Notice in this table is to show the number or the issuing date (if no number is designed for the public notice) of the public notice that discloses the information in this table. 716 Baoshuo entered into the bankruptcy liquidation proceeding on January 25, 2007 and transferred into the reorganization proceeding on January 3, 2008 based on its reorganization application and court s ruling that permits its reorganization application. 717 The plan implementation period expired on February 5, 2011. The controlling shareholder promised to help to reach agreement with the creditors concerning the unpaid debt. See Baoshuo s public notice No. 2011-010. Thus, up to February, 15, 2011, it was uncertain whether the plan would be consummated or not. 718 This is the date that Hualong received the court s ruling on the termination of the plan implementation. 719 On this date, Huayuan issued public notice that it has received the court s ruling which confirmed the plan. However, the notice does not say clearly on which date the court made the confirmation ruling. For the convenience of analysis, this date was used as the confirmation date. 720 This is the date that Xiaxin received the court s ruling on the termination of the plan implementation. 721 This is the date that Xintai issued public notice about the court s ruling on the termination of the plan 218

309 days 2010-040 Jinhua 2010-03-19 2010-07-30 722 134 days Unknown Not finished 2010-08-03 2010-10-28 Shentai 2009-11-20 2010-04-30 162 days 123 days 2010-08-30 2010-05-08 2010-58 Guangmi ng 2009-11-09 2010-08-05 270 days 179 days 2011-01-30 723 2010-047 2011-004 Pianzhua n 2009-12-03 2010-05-07 156 days Unknown In Process 724 2009-045 725 2011-02-01 Danhua 2009-05-13 2009-11-27 199 days 145 days 2010-04-20 726 2009-80 2010-09 Haina 2007-09-14 2007-11-23 71 days 32 days 2007-12-24 2007-071 2007-100 2008-006 Xingmei 2008-03-11 2008-04-22 43 days 254 days 2008-12-31 2008-43 2008-44 2010-08-26 Dixian 2008-11-10 2008-12-30 727 51 days 118 days 2009-04-27 728 2008-66 2009-020 Chaohua 2007-11-16 2007-12-24 39 days 98 days 2008-03-31 729 2008-011 2008-020 On average, the time period used for reaching a confirmed plan is 104 days. On average, the time period used for plan consummation is 238 days. implementation. 722 The court made the cram-down confirmation just on the date that the administrator filed the application for cram-down. 723 This is the date that Guangming received the court s ruling on the termination of the plan implementation. 724 Up to February 25, 2011, the plan implementation was still in process. 725 The date of confirmation of the plan was disclosed in the public notice of financial advisor s report issued by Pianzhuan on May 18, 2010, and there was no public notice number designed for this file. 726 This is the date that Danhua received the court s ruling on the termination of the plan implementation. 727 This is the date that Dixian received the court s ruling on the confirmation of the plan. Taking into account that Dixian applied for plan-confirmation on the day before this date, this date is probably the date that the court made the ruling. For convenience of analysis, this date was taken as the date of court s confirmation date. 728 This is the date that Dixian received the court s ruling on the termination of the plan implementation. 729 This is the date that Chaohua received the court s ruling on the termination of the plan implementation. 219