Japan Display (TYO:6740) has recorded 2.26 billion yen in interest expense on short-term borrowings in its fiscal first-quarter results, according to a Tokyo bourse filing on Monday.
Apart from that, it logged a 333 million yen gain from reversing restructuring expenses due to revised cost estimates at the Mobara Fab and another 137 million yen impairment loss on display business assets.
These items are fully reflected in the earnings results released today.
Datang International Power Generation (SHA:601991) issued 2.5 billion yuan of technology innovation renewable corporate bonds to professional investors, according to a Saturday filing with the Shanghai Stock Exchange.The bonds have a rate of 1.77% with a five-year term. They form part of the third tranche of a 30-billion-yuan bond program.Datang's Shanghai shares slid 4% during morning trading.
China Galaxy Securities (SHA:601881, HKG:6881) redeemed the principal and interest of its 4 billion yuan, 365-day bonds, according to a Saturday filing with the Shanghai bourse.The bonds have a coupon rate of 1.67%.Total principal and interest amounted to about 4.07 billion yuan.
China Jushi (SHA:600176) issued 500 million yuan of 261-day debts with a coupon rate of 1.55%, according to a Friday filing with the Shanghai bourse.Hengfeng Bank is the bookkeeping manager and lead underwriter, while Postal Savings Bank of China (HKG:1658, SHA:601658) is the joint lead underwriter.Shares of the fiberglass maker fell more than 4% in recent trade.