
Country Garden Holdings' shares rose as they resumed trading in Hong Kong following a nine-month suspension, after the Chinese property giant pledged to reach a debt-restructuring deal with creditors.
Shares of the company, once one of China's largest developers, jumped as much as 30% early Tuesday.
It finished the day's trading up nearly 18% at 57 Hong Kong cents, still near historical lows.
This story is from the January 22, 2025 edition of The Wall Street Journal.
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