-- 北京東方裕宏防水技術有限公司(深圳證券交易所代碼:002271)週五在深圳證券交易所發佈公告稱,其董事會已批准債務重組方案。 根據該方案,該公司將以債權人身分進行3.524億元人民幣的債務重組,並以債務人身分進行1.294億元人民幣的債務重組。 公司將接受房地產資產抵銷應收帳款,並將利用這些資產償還債務。 公司的債權人包括萬科(港交所代號:2202,深圳證券交易所代號:000002)的子公司。 這家防水系統供應商的股價在午盤交易中下跌超過1%。
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