China Vanke Bondholders Approve Grace Period Extension While Rejecting Longer Repayment Delay

China Vanke bondholders approved a 30-day grace period for a 3.7 billion yuan bond but rejected a longer delay. This move triggered selective default ratings.

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China Vanke Co Ltd has secured a brief reprieve from its creditors as bondholders voted to approve a 30-day grace period extension for a 3.7 billion yuan bond maturing on December 28, 2025. The proposal achieved a 92.11% approval rate, exceeding the required 90% threshold for the extension in CN CNCN. However, investors concurrently rejected a separate proposal that would have delayed the repayment of the principal for a full year, signaling a preference for short-term flexibility over a long-term debt restructuring.
A Vanke sign sits on its residential and commercial development in Beijing, China, December 23, 2025. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang
A Vanke sign sits on its residential and commercial development in Beijing, China, December 23, 2025. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang
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