Shoucheng Holdings Announces Conversion of 96% of US$180 Million Convertible Bonds and Plans Early Redemption of Remaining Bonds

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Shoucheng Holdings Announces Conversion of 96% of US$180 Million Convertible Bonds and Plans Early Redemption of Remaining Bonds

Shoucheng Holdings Ltd. has announced updates on its U.S.$180 million 0.75% convertible bonds due 2026. As of the latest announcement, bondholders have converted bonds with a principal amount of U.S.$173.15 million into 843,540,434 shares, representing around 96% of the original bond issuance and approximately 10% of the company's total shares in issue. The remaining outstanding bonds are valued at U.S.$6.85 million. With over 90% of the bonds converted and cancelled, the company intends to exercise its early redemption option to redeem the remaining bonds at their principal amount plus accrued interest.

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