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China Vanke Secures Creditor Backing for Yuan Bond Extension
Bloomberg.com
January 21, 2026•1 day ago

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China Vanke secured creditor approval to extend a 1.1 billion yuan bond by one year. The revised plan, backed by 92.11% of bondholders, includes an upfront cash payment of 40% of the amount owed. This measure significantly reduces Vanke's immediate default risk. The remaining balance will be repaid in January 2025.
China Vanke Co. won enough creditor backing to extend payments on a yuan bond for a year, after it sweetened an earlier proposal with an upfront cash payment, easing the embattled developer’s risk of an imminent default.
According to a filing to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, 92.11% of holders who exercised a put option on Vanke’s 1.1 billion yuan ($158 million) bond voted in favor of the revised extension plan. Under the proposalBloomberg Terminal, Vanke would repay 40% of the 1.03 billion yuan owedBloomberg Terminal to those investors. The builder will make the payment on Jan. 30. It would delay repaying the rest of that amount until Jan. 22 next year.
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