Kong Sun ordered to pay RMB 57.9 million in subsidies dispute after China court upholds ruling

PUBT · 1d ago
Kong Sun ordered to pay RMB 57.9 million in subsidies dispute after China court upholds ruling
  • Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People’s Court upheld a RMB 57.9 million judgment tied to renewable-energy subsidy payments under a 2020 disposal agreement.
  • The ruling is final and binding, ordering Kong Sun Yongtai to pay unpaid subsidies, liquidated damages, and tax.
  • The claim was filed in November 2024 by the project company, seeking about RMB 61 million for subsidies not received through April 2025.
  • The group expects to book about RMB 57.9 million in additional litigation compensation in interim results for the six months ended June 30, 2026.
  • A retrial application has been filed, citing possible future subsidy receipts that could allow a reversal of the provision.


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