"As long as we do a good job in restarting work, production and construction, we'll be able to deliver houses to buyers, resume sales and operations and pay off debts at all costs," the statement cited chairman Hui Ka Yan as saying at a company meeting. Evergrande is struggling with more than $300 billion in liabilities as a government campaign to deleverage developers and curb years of housing speculation takes a toll. Already labelled a defaulter after missing coupon payments on two bonds, Evergrande is facing a maturity wall next year and has said it plans to "actively engage" with offshore creditors on a debt restructuring plan.