Logan Group Allots Over 62% of Onshore Bonds in Major Debt Restructuring Progress

Reuters12-04
Logan Group Allots Over 62% of Onshore Bonds in Major Debt Restructuring Progress

Logan Group Co. Ltd. has announced major progress in its onshore debt restructuring plan. As of the latest update, the company has allotted a total bond nominal value of RMB13.66 billion under its debt restructuring offer, utilizing options such as cash repurchase, in-kind debt settlement, and specific asset trust models. This amount accounts for over 62% of the outstanding principal across 21 onshore public bonds. The company plans to continue implementing further restructuring options, with the expectation that most onshore public bonds will be allotted and cancelled through additional asset-for-debt and equity settlement models, supporting the gradual resumption of normal operations.

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