These are entities which announced debt listing confirmations in Singapore on Thursday, 28 April 2022: Xiangyu Investment (BVI) Co., Bank of China’s Singapore branch and Longchuan Overseas Investment Co.
Bank of China’s Singapore branch
Bank of China‘s Singapore branch said Thursday its US$500 million 3.25 percent notes due 2025 (ISIN code: XS2470956322) would be listed on SGX’s bond market on Friday.
The notes, which will trade in U.S. dollars, will be in denomination of US$200,000, which is also the minimum board lot size, the bank said in a filing to SGX.
Mainland-based Bank of China is listed in Hong Kong and in China; it is one of the world’s largest banks.
Xiangyu Investment (BVI) Co.
Xiangyu Investment (BVI) Co. said Thursday its US$200 million 5.0 percent guaranteed bonds due 2025 (ISIN code: XS2471384045) would be listed on SGX’s bond market on Friday.
The notes, which will trade in U.S. dollars, will be in denomination of US$200,000, which is also the minimum board lot size, the entity said in a filing to SGX.
Xiangyu Investment (BVI) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Huai’an Development Holdings (HAD), which is fully owned by Huai’an municipality in China’s Jiangsu province; HAD is involved in infrastructure development, social and commercial property development and SME support, according to Fitch Ratings.
Longchuan Overseas Investment Co.
Longchuan Overseas Investment Co. said Thursday its US$101 million 3.8 percent credit-enhanced bonds due 2023 (ISIN code: XS2471286034) would be listed on SGX’s bond market on Friday.
The notes, which will trade in U.S. dollars, will be in denomination of US$200,000, which is also the minimum board lot size, the entity said in a filing to SGX.
