S.F. Holding Plans Up to RMB 15 Billion Debt Financing via Subsidiaries

Reuters12-08
S.F. Holding Plans Up to RMB 15 Billion Debt Financing via Subsidiaries

S.F. Holding Co. Ltd. has announced a general authorization for its wholly-owned subsidiaries, Shenzhen S.F. Tyson Holdings (Group) Co., Ltd. and SF Holding Global 2026 Limited, to issue debt financing instruments with a total value not exceeding RMB 150 billion (including RMB 150 billion). The overseas issuance portion will not exceed RMB 50 billion (including RMB 50 billion). The debt instruments may include domestic corporate bonds, medium-term notes, short-term and ultra-short-term financing bills, offshore bonds, and other financing instruments. The funds raised will be used to supplement working capital, refinance and optimize existing debt, and for other approved uses. Details are available at https://www.cninfo.com.cn.

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