Pitch Downgrades Evergrande to 'Limited Default' Rating
[Asia Economy Reporter Yoo Je-hoon] Global credit rating agency Fitch downgraded the credit ratings of Chinese real estate developer Hengda (恒大) and its affiliates to 'Restricted Default,' Bloomberg reported on the 9th.
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According to the report, Fitch Ratings announced on the same day that "Hengda Group and its affiliates Hengda Real Estate Group and Tenji Holding's long-term foreign currency issuer default ratings (IDR) are downgraded from C to RD (Restricted Default)." This action was taken due to the failure to pay interest on two types of bonds whose grace period ended on the 6th.
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