Xinyuan Real Estate Extends RSA Fee Deadline to June 2025 Amid Offshore Debt Restructuring Efforts

Reuters
16 Jun
Xinyuan Real Estate Extends RSA Fee Deadline to June 2025 Amid Offshore Debt Restructuring Efforts

Xinyuan Real Estate Co., Ltd. is advancing its offshore debt restructuring efforts for its US dollar-denominated notes through a Scheme of Arrangement under the Cayman Islands Companies Act. The company aims to fully discharge its liabilities under the Scheme Notes, thereby enhancing financial certainty. Currently, around 33% of note holders have shown support by signing the Restructuring Support Agreement (RSA). Xinyuan has extended the RSA fee deadline to June 30, 2025, offering incentives to consenting creditors. The company is actively encouraging remaining note holders to accede to the RSA, and has provided a portal and information agent for assistance.

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