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SF HOLDING Weighing CB Issuance to Raise Up to USD1B: Wire
SF HOLDING (06936.HK) is contemplating issuing convertible bonds (CBs) in Hong Kong to raise up to about USD1 billion, and may concurrently conduct a share placement, Bloomberg rep...
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SF HOLDING (06936.HK)  +0.380 (+1.230%)    Short selling $1.55M; Ratio 4.747%   is contemplating issuing convertible bonds (CBs) in Hong Kong to raise up to about USD1 billion, and may concurrently conduct a share placement, Bloomberg reported, citing people with the knowledge of the matter.

SF HOLDING has been in discussions with advisers regarding the potential bond issuance, sources divulged. The CBs may have a tenor of around one year.

Part of the proceeds may be used to refinance the company's HKD2.95 billion zero-coupon CBs due in July 2026.
(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2026-05-29 16:25.)

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