Jiangxi Copper Plans RMB25 Billion Medium-Term Notes and Super-Short-Term Bills Issuance

Reuters02-23
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/JIAXF">Jiangxi Copper</a> Plans RMB25 Billion Medium-Term Notes and Super-Short-Term Bills Issuance

Jiangxi Copper Co. Ltd. said it plans to register and issue non-financial corporate debt financing instruments in China, comprising medium-term notes of up to RMB15.0 billion and super-short-term financing bills of up to RMB10.0 billion. The instruments are intended for institutional investors in the national interbank bond market and may be issued in tranches, with proceeds earmarked for uses including repayment of interest-bearing loans, working capital replenishment, and acquisitions and mergers.

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