China Galaxy (06881) successfully issued 6 billion yuan corporate bonds.
China Galaxy (06881) announced that the company completed the public issuance of 2026 corporate bonds (third tranche) to professional investors on May 11, 2026. The issuance size of this tranche of bonds is 6 billion yuan, with a face value and issue price of 100 yuan per unit. This tranche of bonds includes two types with terms of two years and three years. The final issuance size of the two-year tranche is 3 billion yuan, with a final coupon rate of 1.64%; the final issuance size of the three-year tranche is 3 billion yuan, with a final coupon rate of 1.73%. The funds raised from this bond issuance will be used to repay the principal of maturing corporate bonds.
China Galaxy (06881) announced that the company completed the public offering of its 2026 corporate bonds (third tranche) to professional investors on May 11, 2026. The issue size of this bond is RMB 6 billion, with a face value and issue price of RMB 100 per unit. This bond includes two types with terms of two years and three years. The final issue size of the two-year variety is RMB 3 billion, with a final coupon rate of 1.64%; the final issue size of the three-year variety is RMB 3 billion, with a final coupon rate of 1.73%. The funds raised from this bond issuance will be used to repay the principal of the maturing corporate bonds.
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