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The cash-strapped company is also seeking creditors’ approval to extend the repayment due Sept. 2 by three years, and it delayed the voting deadline for creditors to approve the new plan by a week to Aug. 31 to garner more support, documents seen by Reuters have shown.
Country Garden did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The developer earlier this month missed two dollar coupon payments totalling $22.5 million, raising fears that the country’s deepening property debt crisis would undermine the financial sector and a broader economic recovery.
In the document received by private bondholders on Tuesday, Country Garden added a new voting item of adding a grace period of 40 calendar days.
A small bondholder, among those who vetoed the repayment extension plan last week, told Reuters he also planned to vote against the proposed new term.
($1 = 7.2856 Chinese yuan)
