Nam Tai Locks In RMB 740M Onshore Financing, Refinances Inno Park at 3.5% Fixed

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Nam Tai Property refinanced its Inno Park project with a RMB 700M, 15-year loan at 3.5% fixed and added a RMB 40M credit facility, lowering interest costs and extending debt maturities.

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• RMB 700M Inno Park Refinancing

  A 15-year fixed asset loan was signed with Ping An Bank at a 3.5% fixed rate, replacing a RMB 600M loan from China CITIC Bank at 4.3% and cutting the annual interest cost by 80 bps.

• RMB 40M Qianhai Credit Facility

  A five-year non-revolving credit facility was closed with Shenzhen Rural Commercial Bank at a 3.6% fixed rate to support working capital needs at the Qianhai project.

• Cash Flow Preservation

  The Inno Park loan features a back-loaded repayment schedule, with only RMB 140M—20% of the principal—due in the first five years, easing near-term liquidity pressure.

• Lender Confidence Signal

  Securing long-term onshore bank financing at rates below contemporaneous U.S. Treasury yields in China's tight real estate credit market underscores the asset quality and execution capability.

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Nam Tai Property secured RMB 740 million in onshore financing, anchored by a 15-year, RMB 700 million refinancing of its Inno Park project at a fixed 3.5%—a full 80 basis points below the previous loan. The transaction extends maturities, lowers interest expense, and preserves near-term cash, with only 20% of principal coming due in the first five years. In China's distressed real estate credit environment, obtaining long-term bank funding at rates below U.S. Treasuries signals lender confidence in the asset quality and materially de-risks the balance sheet.