ChinaMilk怎么了？从38跳到33
ChinaMilk怎么了？从38¢跳到33¢
这种情况，我有票直接买，无票看热闹。
fyi: FW: Six Singapore-listed China firms can’t repay debt, SCMP says
Six of the 11 Chinese companies listed in Singapore that sold convertible bonds between 2005 and 2008 have said they are unable to repay debts, the South China Morning Post reported, citing an investor association official.
The Securities Investors Association of Singapore asked the Chinese government to discipline the companies since Singapore doesn’t have the authority to do so, Chairman David Gerald said, according to the Hong Kong-based newspaper. The association represents 4,000 small shareholders, the report said.
Steel group Delong Holdings and developer Sunshine Holdings have reorganised their finances, while the other four companies are negotiating with creditors, the report said.
Delong said in September that it planned to restructure about 1.5 billion yuan ($308 million) of convertible bonds due in 2012 and Sunshine Holdings said in the same month that it reached a settlement agreement on US$120 million ($168 million) of loans.
Delong Holdings Chairman Ding Liguo didn’t return calls from Bloomberg News seeking comment today while Foo Soon Soo, joint secretary for Sunshine Holdings, declined to comment.
China Printing & Dyeing Holdings, China Milk Products Group, Sino-Environment Technology Group and FerroChina are the other companies named by the SCMP.
China Printing said Oct 26 it was in restructuring talks with a potential investor, then said Jan. 21 that the Singapore Exchange ordered it to delist by Feb 12. China Milk said on Jan 5 that it wouldn’t be able to meet a repayment deadline for convertible bonds due in 2012 because it was awaiting approval from China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
Sino-Environment, a provider of waste-treatment services, said in July that it couldn’t pay interest on $149 million of convertible bonds and asked creditors for more time to review its finances. Steelmaker FerroChina said on Dec 17 that the Singapore bourse asked it to delist after saying in October 2008 that it was unable to repay 706 million yuan of loans amid the credit crisis.
Calls to the offices of China Milk, China Printing, Sino- Environment and FerroChina weren’t immediately answered.
The Securities Investors Association of Singapore asked the Chinese government to discipline the companies since Singapore doesn’t have the authority to do so, Chairman David Gerald said, according to the Hong Kong-based newspaper. The association represents 4,000 small shareholders, the report said.
Steel group Delong Holdings and developer Sunshine Holdings have reorganised their finances, while the other four companies are negotiating with creditors, the report said.
Delong said in September that it planned to restructure about 1.5 billion yuan ($308 million) of convertible bonds due in 2012 and Sunshine Holdings said in the same month that it reached a settlement agreement on US$120 million ($168 million) of loans.
Delong Holdings Chairman Ding Liguo didn’t return calls from Bloomberg News seeking comment today while Foo Soon Soo, joint secretary for Sunshine Holdings, declined to comment.
China Printing & Dyeing Holdings, China Milk Products Group, Sino-Environment Technology Group and FerroChina are the other companies named by the SCMP.
China Printing said Oct 26 it was in restructuring talks with a potential investor, then said Jan. 21 that the Singapore Exchange ordered it to delist by Feb 12. China Milk said on Jan 5 that it wouldn’t be able to meet a repayment deadline for convertible bonds due in 2012 because it was awaiting approval from China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
Sino-Environment, a provider of waste-treatment services, said in July that it couldn’t pay interest on $149 million of convertible bonds and asked creditors for more time to review its finances. Steelmaker FerroChina said on Dec 17 that the Singapore bourse asked it to delist after saying in October 2008 that it was unable to repay 706 million yuan of loans amid the credit crisis.
Calls to the offices of China Milk, China Printing, Sino- Environment and FerroChina weren’t immediately answered.
fyi: FW: Six Singapore-listed China firms can’t repay debt, SCMP saysSix of the 11 Chinese companies listed in Singapore that sold convertible bonds between 2005 and 2008 have said they are unable to repay debts, the South China Morning Post reported, citing an investor association official.
The Securities Investors Association of Singapore asked the Chinese government to discipline the companies since Singapore doesn’t have the authority to do so, Chairman David Gerald said, according to the Hong Kong-based newspaper. The association represents 4,000 small shareholders, the report said.
Steel group Delong Holdings and developer Sunshine Holdings have reorganised their finances, while the other four companies are negotiating with creditors, the report said.
Delong said in September that it planned to restructure about 1.5 billion yuan ($308 million) of convertible bonds due in 2012 and Sunshine Holdings said in the same month that it reached a settlement agreement on US$120 million ($168 million) of loa (more...)
读了一遍,觉得这消息和今天的大幅下跌没什么直接关系吧.
消息是一月五号出来的,今天已经26号了.
而且人家是说"awaiting approval from China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange",没说不还呀.
八过,历史的经验告诉偶门,飞刀是不可以接的.要等到它掉在地上不动了,才可以捡.
就算被人捡走了,还有其它的刀可以捡.现在到处都是飞刀,赶紧躲起来.
而且人家是说"awaiting approval from China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange",没说不还呀.
八过,历史的经验告诉偶门,飞刀是不可以接的.要等到它掉在地上不动了,才可以捡.
就算被人捡走了,还有其它的刀可以捡.现在到处都是飞刀,赶紧躲起来.
读了一遍,觉得这消息和今天的大幅下跌没什么直接关系吧.消息是一月五号出来的,今天已经26号了.
而且人家是说"awaiting approval from China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange",没说不还呀.
八过,历史的经验告诉偶门,飞刀是不可以接的.要等到它掉在地上不动了,才可以捡.
就算被人捡走了,还有其它的刀可以捡.现在到处都是飞刀,赶紧躲起来.
这个是我看到在Edge上25号的news
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