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The regulations on the conversion of corporate bonds specify that the term is from one year to six years, and six months after issuance are required to convert shares; The listed company is approved to issue by the general meeting of shareholders, and the conversion procedure is detailed in the offering method; The legal issuance shall be approved by the securities regulatory authority under the State Council, and the bonds shall be marked with "convertible" signs, and the stub book shall record relevant information.
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Enterprises have various financing channels, such as bank credit, corporate bonds, commercial credit and leasing. The issuance of corporate bonds must meet the requirements of the Securities Law: a sound organizational structure, profits in the past three years sufficient to pay interest, and other government standards. The use of funds shall be in accordance with the raising method, and the change shall be decided by the bondholders by voting, and shall not be used to cover losses or non productive expenditures. In addition to the basic conditions, the listed company shall also comply with the provisions of the Securities Law on share acquisition, which is limited to the conversion of the company's shares.
#Company operation
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In principle, the issuer of corporate bonds should be a company, but not all companies are qualified to issue bonds and need to meet specific conditions. Companies with issuing qualifications should decide how to issue bonds according to market demand and their own profitability assessment, that is, they should act within their capabilities.
#Company operation
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There are four categories of debt financing: bank loans, corporate bonds, commercial credit and leasing. When an enterprise issues bonds or notes to finance, investors become creditors and enjoy the right to recover interest and principal. Enterprise financing needs to weigh costs and ways. The characteristics of debt financing: short-term, with repayment period; Reversibility, requiring regular repayment; Burden, increase fixed economic pressure; Liquidity, bond market circulation. These factors should be carefully considered in enterprise financing decisions.
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