- Ruisen Life Service filed suit in Hong Kong High Court against Huang Qingping seeking about HK$120 million in compensation tied to alleged breaches of duty.
- Claim also cites an alternative amount of about RMB 120 million linked to alleged lending by a wholly owned subsidiary to Yincheng Group-related parties.
- Hong Kong High Court granted an interim injunction on March 25, 2026 restraining Huang from disposing of Hong Kong assets up to about HK$120 million.
- Trading in Ruisen Life Service shares remains suspended since Aug. 28, 2024.
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