L R AS Published on Sunday 7 February 2016 - n° 133 - Categories:financement

Rumeurs insistantes en Chine relatives à une faillite imminente de Yingli. Un prêt d'urgence de 304 M$ lui est accordé

   La banque d'Etat chinoise (CNBD) accorde un prêt immédiat de 304 M$ à Yingli pour couper court aux rumeurs insistantes en Chine relatives à une faillite imminente de l'entreprise, incapable de payer son personnel avant la fête du Nouvel An chinois (le 8 février). Différents plans de restructuration sont à l'étude pour réduire son endettement.
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