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PDR: Notice of bond redemption (the 9th issue of 2019)

Oct 26th at 16:54
26-10-2020 16:54:34+07:00

PDR: Notice of bond redemption (the 9th issue of 2019)

Phat Dat Real Estate Development Corp announces the redemption of all bonds in the 9th issue of 2019 as follows:

−        Issuer: Phat Dat Real Estate Development Corp

−        Bond name: Bond of Phat Dat Real Estate Development Corp

−        Bond type: non-convertible secured bond, no warrants

−        Par value: VND100,000,000/bond

−        Total issued value: VND110,000,000,000

−        Outstanding value: VND55,000,000,000

−        Bond term: 01 year from the issue date

−        Interest rate: 13%/year

−        Issue date: November 15, 2019

−        Maturity date: November 15, 2020

−        Estimated repurchase volume: 550 bonds

−        Total repurchase value at par value: VND55,000,000,000

−        Buying price: according to regulations and agreements

−        Trading date according to contract: November 15, 2020

−        Real trading date: November 16, 2020 (because November 15, 2020 is not a business day).

 

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