Sunac’s onshore debt deal bodes well for China’s troubled property sector: experts

Sunac’s onshore debt deal bodes well for China’s troubled property sector: experts

[South China Morning Post] - 01/22/2025

The deal could ‘provide a viable reference model for other embattled Chinese property developers’.



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