Reports
also
suggest
that
LDK
may
be
seeking
to
nationalise,
although
details
of
such
a
plan
have
not
been
released.
The
creditor
in
question
is
Huarong
International
Trust,
a
subsidiary
of
China
Huarong
Asset
Management
Corporation,
one
of
a
handful
of
state-owned
Chinese
asset
management
firms.
Huarong
issued
LDK
a
three-year
loan
worth
500m
yuan
($78.5m)
in
August
2009
as
the
company
–
the
world’s
largest
maker
of
PV
wafers
–
raced
to
expand
its
production
of
polysilicon,
cells
and
modules.
The
amount
owed
to
Huarong
ticked
up
in
later
financial…
