PANews reported on May 13 that, according to HK01, the Hong Kong High Court has granted the Department of Justice's application for a restraining order against 42 individuals, including Chan Chi, and their companies, freezing a total of HK$8.93 billion in assets, including deposits, properties, and stocks.

The assets involved in the case of Chen Zhi alone exceed HK$6.36 billion, including HK$2.2 billion in bank deposits, the entire commercial building at 68 Kimberley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, valued at HK$3 billion, and the Mount Nicholson villa on The Peak, valued at HK$1 billion. Zhou Yun, who assisted in managing his assets, has total assets exceeding HK$2 billion, and her personal accounts hold HK$15.92 million worth of Hong Kong dollars, euros, and Bitcoin. In addition, assets of approximately HK$400 million and HK$172 million respectively belonging to Hu Xiaowei and Li Tian, ​​both related to Prince Group, have been frozen. The court will reconvene on August 3 to decide whether to extend the restraining order.