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Sunac China (1918) said on Tuesday its offshore debt restructuring plan was approved by a majority of creditors at a court-convened meeting in Hong Kong.
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The property developer said 98.5 percent of voting creditors, representing about 94.5 percent of the total voting claims, backed the plan, which covers about US$7.96 billion (HK$62.1 billion) in offshore debt.
Sunac said it would now seek final approval from the Hong Kong court at a sanction hearing scheduled on November 5.
The restructuring marks a key step in Sunac's efforts to stabilise its finances after a prolonged property downturn in China that has battered developers' liquidity.
For the first half of 2025, the company reported a narrower loss of 12.81 billion yuan (HK$14 billion), compared with a loss of 14.96 billion yuan a year earlier.
Reuters













