S&P downgrades Chinese developer Sinic due to unclear repayment plans
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[BENGALURU] Credit-rating firm S&P Global Ratings downgraded Sinic Holdings (Group) to 'CCC+' on Tuesday, citing the Chinese developer's failure "to communicate a clear repayment plan".
"Sinic had previously prepared to remit funds offshore to repay its US$246 million senior notes due Oct 18, 2021, with its unrestricted cash balance of over 14 billion yuan (S$2.93 billion) as of June 30, 2021. However, there hasn't been any progress thus far and the timing of any remittance is uncertain", S&P said in its note.
REUTERS
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