Appleby advises China Resources Building Materials Technology Holdings Limited on the registration and issuance of medium-term notes

Published: 21 Nov 2024
Type: Deals

Appleby Hong Kong acted as Cayman Islands counsel to China Resources Building Materials Technology Holdings Limited (“China Resources”) on its registration in the National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors of Medium-term Notes with a total registered issue size of up to RMB15 billion (“Medium Term Notes”), and its issuance of the first tranche of the Medium-Term Notes for a 3-year term in the principal amount of RMB1 billion (“2024 First Tranche Medium Term Notes”).


The Appleby team was led by Hong Kong Corporate Partner Judy Lee.

The Medium-term Notes will be issued in multiple tranches following the completion of necessary registration and issuance procedures, and the first tranche, namely the 2024 First Tranche Medium Term Notes, has been issued. The target subscribers for the 2024 First Tranche Medium Term Notes are institutional investors in the national inter-bank bond market of Mainland China.

China Resources is a Cayman Islands-incorporated Hong Kong listed company which is principally engaged in cement, clinker and concrete production in Southern China. The Group’s operations range from the excavation of limestone to the production, sale and distribution of cement, clinker and concrete. It is listed on the main board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited.

Judy commented: “This transaction highlights our market leading expertise and highly experienced team in the Debt Capital Market practice in Asia. We are grateful to our clients for their unwavering trust and support of Appleby and our team will continue to deliver the best for our clients.”

Appleby’s Hong Kong Debt Capital Market practice is well known in the industry and forms a core sector of the capital markets practice in Hong Kong. The team continues to advise Cayman Islands, Bermuda and British Virgin Islands issuers in the Asia Pacific region to raise funds by way of various forms of debt and note instruments.

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