CGN Power Raises RMB2 Billion via 2026 Super Short-Term Debentures to Refinance Subsidiary Debt

CGN Power Co ( (HK:1816) ) has issued an announcement.

CGN Power has issued the first and second tranches of its 2026 super short-term financing debentures in China’s interbank market, each with a size of RMB1 billion, a term of 268 days and a coupon of 1.55%. The issues, arranged respectively by Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and China CITIC Bank, are part of the company’s previously registered multi-denominated debt financing program and do not constitute a notifiable transaction under Hong Kong listing rules.

All RMB2 billion in proceeds from these super short-term debentures have been used to repay borrowings of CGN Power’s subsidiaries, indicating a focus on refinancing and liability management rather than new capital expenditure. The company states it is not subject to any liability for breach of trust in connection with the transaction, underscoring that the financing is a routine balance-sheet management exercise aimed at optimizing its debt profile.

The most recent analyst rating on (HK:1816) stock is a Hold with a HK$3.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on CGN Power Co stock, see the HK:1816 Stock Forecast page.

More about CGN Power Co

CGN Power Co., Ltd. is a Chinese nuclear power company listed in Hong Kong that focuses on developing, owning and operating nuclear power assets in the People’s Republic of China. The group raises funding in domestic and international capital markets to support its power generation business and manage the financing needs of its subsidiaries.

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