Cinda International Secures HK$100 Million Revolving Loan Facility from Hong Kong Bank

Reuters12-11
Cinda International Secures HK$100 Million Revolving Loan Facility from Hong Kong Bank

Cinda International Holdings Limited has announced the acceptance of a facility letter from a licensed bank in Hong Kong for an uncommitted revolving loan facility of up to HK$100 million, or its equivalent in other currencies. The agreement, confirmed on December 11, 2025, imposes specific performance obligations on the company's controlling shareholder. These obligations require that Cinda Securities Co., Ltd. maintain at least a 51% shareholding in Cinda International, and that China Cinda Asset Management Co., Ltd. (China Cinda) maintain at least a 51% shareholding in both Cinda Securities and Cinda International. If these conditions are not met, the bank has the right to demand immediate repayment or cancel the loan facility.

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