Overview
- The Beijing No. 3 Intermediate People’s Court issued the early November verdict during a second hearing in the long-running case.
- The ruling divides the couple’s shares in Beijing Zhongzheng Wanrong Investment Group evenly and requires payment based on the stake’s value.
- Zhao must provide Lu about 536 million yuan, an amount tied to their jointly held shares in the investment firm they co-founded.
- Shenzhen-listed Shandong Wohua Pharmaceutical disclosed the outcome online on November 4, noting Zhongzheng Wanrong is its parent and Zhao serves as chairman.
- The dispute spanned roughly 15 years and was reheard in 2023 before concluding in 2025, with implications for ownership interests linked to the listed affiliate.