Evergrande liquidators have recovered $435.9 million in assets and plan to make their first distribution to creditors in the first half of 2027.
China Evergrande Group's liquidators released their second progress report on Thursday, disclosing that they have recovered $435.9 million through asset sales and loan collections. The liquidators stated their plan to make an initial interim dividend payment to creditors in the first half of 2027, with the specific amount yet to be determined. Evergrande faces approximately $46 billion in creditor claims, while its total liabilities once reached around $300 billion.
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