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China Vanke is said to be reaching out to bondholders about delaying the payment on a local bond due April 23, according to sources. They added that the developer was also weighing a broader restructuring that includes a potential 10-year debt maturity extension, a tender offer and setting up an asset-backed trust product. Despite significant concerns about its financial and liquidity position, the developer has managed to avert default till date. More recently, Vanke’s outlook is said to be under strain after recent concerns regarding Singapore-based logistics major GLP Pte., where it holds a 21% stake. Vanke has more than RMB 11bn ($1.6bn) of bond maturities in the coming months. This includes five standard onshore notes and two notes with put options that could be exercised before the end of July. Vanke does not have any dollar bond maturities until November 2027.
Vanke’s dollar bonds were trading stable, at 36-39 cents on the dollar.
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