JH Kelly, LLC placed the highest bid $8.3 million for the failed $700 million Hoku Corporation (OTCPK:HOKU.Q) polysilicon processing plant in Idaho, following a U.S. bankruptcy hearing held on December 17, 2013. While we are satisfied with the auction results, the bankruptcy process itself has done little to cure the countless broken promises made by Tianwei officials to stakeholders, contractors and suppliers throughout Idaho. We will continue (to) pursue resolution of those matters in other venues, said Mason Evans, President of JH Kelly, said.
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