逝者|永远不停息的许美征老师

Core Insights - The article reflects on the life and contributions of Xu Meizheng, a prominent figure in China's financial reform and corporate restructuring, particularly in the context of the bankruptcy reorganization of Zhongke Titanium White [1][3][10] Group 1: Company Background - Zhongke Titanium White is a publicly listed company located in the nuclear industrial base of Jiayuguan, employing 1,200 workers, and was established to accommodate the "nuclear second generation" [2][3] - The company was founded with special central government funding and had the best technology and equipment in the titanium dioxide industry at the time of its establishment in 2007 [2][3] Group 2: Restructuring Process - Xu Meizheng played a crucial role in the bankruptcy reorganization of Zhongke Titanium White, advocating for a plan that balanced the interests of both shareholders and employees [5][8] - The restructuring plan faced significant challenges, including a low recovery rate for ordinary creditors, which was only about 40%, compared to nearly 70% for secured creditors [5][6] - A pivotal moment occurred when Xu proposed the establishment of a small creditor group to improve the recovery rate for suppliers, which ultimately led to the approval of the restructuring plan by over 90% of creditors [6][10] Group 3: Impact and Legacy - Xu Meizheng's approach to the restructuring emphasized the importance of protecting employee interests, which was a departure from the common practice of prioritizing shareholder benefits [8][10] - The documentary "Survival in Adversity," which features Xu and the story of Zhongke Titanium White, received multiple awards and recognition for its portrayal of the human side of corporate restructuring [10][11] - Xu continued to be active in discussions on bankruptcy law and corporate restructuring until her passing, leaving a lasting impact on the field [10][11]