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Published on 9/8/2020 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: China’s Fujian Yango unit sells $200 million of 11¾% notes due 2022

By Sarah Lizee

Olympia, Wash., Sept. 8 – Fujian Yango Group Co. Ltd. subsidiary Yango (Cayman) Investment Ltd. priced $200 million of 11¾% notes due 2022 (B-), according to a notice.

The Regulation S notes are guaranteed by Fujian Yango.

The lead managers and bookrunners are Guotai Junan Securities (Hong Kong Ltd.), UBS AG Hong Kong Branch, Central Wealth Securities Investment Ltd., Admiralty Harbour Capital Ltd., Haitong International Securities Co. Ltd., Bocom International Securities Ltd. and CCB International Capital Ltd.

Listing is expected for Wednesday.

The company intends to use the proceeds primarily to refinance its offshore maturities of about $300 million due in September, according to a news release from S&P.

Fujian Yango invests in education, real estate development, hotel operation, international trade and other fields. It is based in Fuzhou, China.

Issuer:Yango (Cayman) Investment Ltd.
Guarantor:Fujian Yango Group Co. Ltd.
Issue:Notes
Amount:$200 million
Maturity:2022
Bookrunners:Guotai Junan Securities (Hong Kong Ltd.), UBS AG Hong Kong Branch, Central Wealth Securities Investment Ltd., Admiralty Harbour Capital Ltd., Haitong International Securities Co. Ltd., Bocom International Securities Ltd. and CCB International Capital Ltd.
Coupon:11¾%
Settlement date:Sept. 8
Listing date:Sept. 9
Rating:S&P: B-
Distribution:Regulation S

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