Lotus Holdings (SHA:600186) plans to write off 817.4 million yuan in unrecoverable long-term receivables, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Saturday.
The food products and condiments maker's shares rose over 1% during Monday's afternoon trade.
The bad debts, including those of subsidiary Lotus Food & Trade, are already more than ten years old.
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