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Gemdale Group: Majority of creditors have approved the Hong Kong plan.
On February 28, Jinshi Data reported that Jiayuan Group (01638.HK) announced on the evening of February 28 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that a total of 2,900 Jiayuan Hong Kong plan creditors holding $15,261,148,917 in voting rights of Jiayuan plan debts planned to attend the meeting in person, by authorized representatives, or by appointed agents to vote. A total of 2,843 Jiayuan Hong Kong plan creditors holding $14,825,085,867 in voting rights of Jiayuan plan debts (98.03% of the total voting rights of Jiayuan plan debts with voting rights at the meeting and 97.14% of the total value) voted in favor of the Jiayuan Hong Kong plan. The Jiayuan Hong Kong plan has obtained the required majority approval from Jiayuan Hong Kong plan creditors. Jiayuan Group announced on the evening of February 28 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that a total of 2,900 Jiayuan Hong Kong plan creditors holding $15,261,148,917 in voting rights of Jiayuan plan debts planned to attend the meeting in person, by authorized representatives, or by appointed agents to vote. A total of 2,843 Jiayuan Hong Kong plan creditors holding $14,825,085,867 in voting rights of Jiayuan plan debts (98.03% of the total voting rights of Jiayuan plan debts with voting rights at the meeting and 97.14% of the total value) voted in favor of the Jiayuan Hong Kong plan. The Jiayuan Hong Kong plan has obtained the required majority approval from Jiayuan Hong Kong plan creditors.