苏州法院五年助450家企业重生

Group 1 - The Suzhou court has released typical cases of judicial reorganization and reconciliation over the past five years, highlighting the activation factors of bankruptcy protection mechanisms and the "Suzhou practice" of value release [1] - Since 2021, the Suzhou court has adjudicated 130 bankruptcy reorganization cases and 309 bankruptcy reconciliation cases, achieving an average annual growth of 78.1%, helping 450 valuable and promising enterprises to regain vitality through various bankruptcy protection and rescue procedures [1] - In 2024, the number of rescued enterprises in Suzhou accounted for 9.9% of the national total, demonstrating the effectiveness of the local judicial reorganization efforts [1] Group 2 - A certain mountain villa company by Taihu Lake faced bankruptcy due to high-interest financing, with asset devaluation rates reaching 84% in liquidation; the Suzhou bankruptcy court introduced strategic investors through "sale-type reorganization," transforming the villa into a new cultural and economic landmark [1] - An energy company in Kunshan had a long-idle business plaza, which was revitalized through innovative "out-of-court restructuring + bankruptcy reconciliation," leading to the acquisition by a specialized electronic enterprise for 140 million yuan, upgrading the building into an electronic information R&D center and creating over 800 new jobs [2] - A modern agricultural company in Changshu initiated risk warnings and timely reorganization, ensuring 100% compensation for 49 farmers' debts, while expanding into traditional Chinese medicine cultivation and promoting surrounding order agriculture, achieving a win-win in "ecological agriculture + prosperous industries" [2] - A cultural dissemination company known as "the most beautiful bookstore in the country" faced pre-reorganization obstacles; the Wujiang court allowed continued operations during liquidation, packaging the bookstore brand, cinema, and membership rights for transfer, ensuring uninterrupted service for 2,200 members and preserving the local cultural landmark [2]