China’s CMOC to raise $1.2bn in convertible notes
Proceeds from the one-year zero coupon guaranteed bonds will be used to support the non-ferrous metal company’s overseas business.
AbJimroe
Proceeds from the one-year zero coupon guaranteed bonds will be used to support the non-ferrous metal company’s overseas business.
January 20, 2026
Chinese mining giant CMOC is proposing a convertible notes issue to raise $1.2 billion. With a tenor of one year, each of the notes can be converted to the issuer’s H shares at an initial conversion price of HK$28.03 ($3.59) per share.
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