Xiamen International Trade: it plans to publicly issue corporate bonds of no more than 3billion yuan
Xiamen International Trade released the announcement on the plan for public issuance of corporate bonds. The total face value of corporate bonds with a term of more than one year is not more than 3billion yuan (including 3billion yuan), and the face value balance of short-term corporate bonds is not more than 2billion yuan (including 2billion yuan). After deducting the issuance expenses, the funds raised by the bonds are intended to be used to repay the company's debts, supplement working capital and other purposes permitted by laws and regulations.
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