Pak Tak Advances Debt Restructuring and Builds Iron Ore Operations Amid Going-Concern Work

An announcement from Pak Tak International Limited ( (HK:2668) ) is now available.

Pak Tak International Limited has provided a quarterly update on its efforts to resolve a going-concern issue that led to a disclaimer of opinion from its auditors, detailing progress in restructuring its debt and stabilising liquidity. The company has fully settled one defaulted bank loan of RMB22.567 million and seen a larger RMB279 million bank loan, with total outstanding of about RMB341.5 million, transferred to China Cinda Asset Management, with plans to negotiate renewed and extended repayment terms.

Management is working closely with substantial shareholders Zongchuan Investment Holding and Mr. Shen Yang to secure financial support where needed, while actively exploring further debt financing, pledging investment properties, and disposing of non-current assets to reduce leverage. The group is also accelerating receivables collection to bolster cash flow and continuing to invest in developing its iron ore mining and milling segment, which, although not yet at full capacity, is considered central to its long-term growth and operational turnaround.

The most recent analyst rating on (HK:2668) stock is a Hold with a HK$0.26 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Pak Tak International Limited stock, see the HK:2668 Stock Forecast page.

More about Pak Tak International Limited

Pak Tak International Limited is a Bermuda-incorporated company listed in Hong Kong, with operations that include an iron ore mining and milling business. The group is pursuing this resources-focused segment as a core part of its long-term strategy, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and expand production capacity as it moves toward full-scale operations.

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