Chunhui Holdings to Sell Whole Chemical Fiber Business
After acquiring Hong Kong Tongda Group, Chunhui Holdings have decided to sell its chemical fiber business. Chunhui announced that Chunhui has signed an agreement with Guangzhou Honghe Investment Co., Ltd. to sell chemical fiber assets with debts at 290,539,500 yuan.
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