Nanjing Securities Successfully Issues 15 Billion Yuan Corporate Bonds at 2.05% Interest Rate

Deep News08-20

On August 20, Nanjing Securities Co.,Ltd. announced the issuance results of its 2025 Fifth Series Corporate Bonds offered publicly to professional investors. The bond issuance reached 15 billion yuan, matching the planned scale exactly, with each bond priced at 100 yuan and a coupon rate of 2.05%. The subscription multiple of 2.35 times demonstrated positive market response to this issuance.

The bond issuance utilized an offline bookbuilding method targeting professional institutional investors, ensuring professionalism and compliance throughout the issuance process. The issuance concluded on August 20, 2025, with all subscribing investors meeting the requirements of relevant management regulations and notices, guaranteeing investor compliance.

Directors, supervisors, senior management, shareholders holding more than 5% stakes, and other related parties did not participate in subscribing to these bonds, reflecting the fairness of the issuance process.

The successful bond issuance by Nanjing Securities Co.,Ltd. not only provides funding support for the company but also reflects market recognition of the company's creditworthiness and future development prospects. Through this bond issuance, the company can further optimize its capital structure, strengthen its financial position, and establish a solid foundation for sustained development and enhanced market competitiveness.

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