According to reports, Yu Dong, the chairman of Bona Film Group, has been accused by Wynn Macau of owing over HKD 4.73 million in unpaid debts. In response, Bona Film Group stated in a media interview that they are aware of the relevant news and are currently verifying the situation.
On March 10, a lawsuit obtained by the reporter from the Hong Kong High Court revealed that Wynn Resorts (Macau) Limited (hereinafter referred to as Wynn Macau) had indeed filed a lawsuit against Yu Dong, the director of Bona Film Entertainment Limited (hereinafter referred to as Bona Film Entertainment), on March 3.
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The lawsuit mentioned: &#34;The defendant (Yu Dong) is a professional film producer and serves as a director in several Hong Kong companies, including but not limited to Bona Film Entertainment.&#34;
The reporter checked the information from the Hong Kong Companies Registry, which shows that the shareholder of Bona Film Entertainment Limited is BONA FILM INVESTMENT COMPANY (PACIFIC RIM, USA). In the annual report of Bona Film Group (001330.SZ), BONA FILM INVESTMENT COMPANY (PACIFIC RIM, USA) is listed as its subsidiary.
It is evident that Yu Dong, who is being sued by Wynn Macau, is indeed the chairman of Bona Film Group.
Wynn Macau also stated in the lawsuit that during the relevant period of this litigation, Yu Dong was a client of their owned and operated casino.
Regarding this matter, the reporter learned from Yu Dong's personal lawyer that after verifying with Wynn Macau, the amount involved in the lawsuit has been fully repaid, and the corresponding legal proceedings have been terminated. Yu Dong's personal lawyer stated: &#34;The debt was incurred due to Yu Dong providing credit guarantees for a third party.&#34;
<h2>Being pursued for HKD 4.73 million, previously repaid HKD 1 million in February this year</h2>
The lawsuit obtained by the reporter shows that Yu Dong was provided with a credit limit of HKD 10 million by Wynn Macau around May 1, 2024, and signed two withdrawal confirmations totaling HKD 10 million. Yu Dong subsequently repaid part of the amount.
Around January 28, 2026, Wynn Macau filled in the amount and other details on a blank check previously signed by Yu Dong as a guarantee, attempting to cash in approximately HKD 5.73 million in outstanding balance, but the bank returned the check on the grounds of &#34;consulting the issuer.&#34;
Wynn Macau indicated that after the check was rejected, Yu Dong repaid HKD 1 million around February 1, 2026, thus still owing approximately HKD 4.73 million in principal.
According to the lawsuit, the credit agreement signed by both parties stipulates that the advance payment must be paid within 14 days after withdrawal, and any unpaid debts will incur interest at an annual rate of 18% until fully paid, while the defendant Yu Dong must bear all collection costs, including legal fees and court costs
Wynn Macau emphasized that the loan was legally issued in accordance with the laws of the Macao Special Administrative Region and can be enforced and recovered through legal procedures. The plaintiff requests the court to issue an order to recover approximately HKD 4.73 million in debts, along with related interest and litigation fees.
<h2>Nearly 50 Associated Enterprises Under His Name, Equity in Multiple Companies Frozen</h2>
According to the official website of Bona Film Group, Yu Dong is the founder, chairman, and general manager of Bona Film Group Co., Ltd. His representative works as a producer and executive producer include &#34;The Battle at Lake Changjin,&#34; &#34;Operation Red Sea,&#34; &#34;The Captain,&#34; &#34;The Taking of Tiger Mountain,&#34; &#34;Operation Mekong,&#34; and &#34;Macau Wind and Cloud.&#34;
As of the close on March 10, Bona Film's stock price was HKD 7.68 per share, down 2.78%.
Tianyancha's employment information shows that Yu Dong has nearly 50 associated enterprises under his name, including Bona Film Group Co., Ltd., Zhejiang Sheng Tian Cultural Media Co., Ltd., Beijing Baichuan Film Distribution Co., Ltd., and Shanghai Tingdong Film Co., Ltd. His business scope covers film and television production, distribution, investment management, etc., and Yu Dong holds positions such as chairman, general manager, and executive director in the aforementioned companies. Tianyan Risk Information indicates that the equity of multiple companies held by Yu Dong has been frozen.
According to a Bona Film announcement, it expects a net loss of between RMB 1.261 billion and RMB 1.477 billion in 2025. The reason for the loss is that the total box office of films produced by the company during the reporting period has decreased compared to the same period last year, with significant losses from individual films. The number of films and series produced by the company in 2025 is insufficient, and many films and series are still in various stages of production, not yet generating direct economic benefits. The company will comprehensively promote the production of high-quality content for films and series. Additionally, the company has made provisions for impairment losses on related assets that may occur.
In May last year, Bona Film disclosed that chairman Yu Dong and vice president Qi Zhi had illegally occupied the company's non-operating funds and failed to disclose the usage of these funds as required.
The announcement indicated that in 2023, Bona Film and its subsidiaries provided a total of approximately RMB 260 million in funds to Yu Dong and his related parties through third parties in the form of paying trust financial products, constituting the occupation of non-operating funds by the controlling shareholder. As of the end of December 2024, the aforementioned occupied funds have been returned. Bona Film did not disclose the non-operating fund transactions that occurred with the controlling shareholder as required.
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The chairman of Bona Film Group, Yu Dong, is being pursued by Wynn Macau for HKD 4.73 million due to his provision of credit guarantees for a third party. Wynn Macau has filed a lawsuit in the Hong Kong High Court, but Yu Dong's lawyer stated that the amount has been fully repaid and the legal proceedings have been terminated. The lawsuit indicates that Yu Dong had received a credit line of HKD 10 million and has repaid part of the amount

The lawsuit has been exposed! Bona Film Group was pursued by WYNN MACAU for HKD 4.73 million in winter, and the lawyer stated that it has been repaid