Sino-Ocean Group; issues USD 20.6 million 3.00% senior secured notes due 2033/2034/2035 and USD 16.6 million zero coupon mandatory convertible bonds due 2027 for bilateral debt restructuring

Reuters03-25
Sino-<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/1B6.SI">Ocean</a> Group; issues USD 20.6 million 3.00% senior secured notes due 2033/2034/2035 and USD 16.6 million zero coupon mandatory convertible bonds due 2027 for bilateral debt restructuring
  • Sino-Ocean Group issued listing documents for a bilateral restructuring of certain indebtedness tied to certain loan facilities.
  • The company issued US$20.6 million 3.00% senior secured notes due 2033/2034/2035 and US$16.6 million zero coupon mandatory convertible bonds due 2027.
  • Approval in-principle was received for listing of the new securities on the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading.


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