Sino-Ocean subsidiary Beijing Sino-Ocean Holding overdue borrowings rise to RMB 16.69 billion as of Aug 31

• Sino-Ocean flagged rising debt stress at wholly owned unit Beijing Sino-Ocean Holding, citing RMB 16.69 billion overdue borrowings as of Aug. 31, 2026.
• Overdue balance rose RMB 294 million during August, with bank loans RMB 3.94 billion, corporate credit bonds RMB 258 million.
• Non-bank and other interest-bearing liabilities accounted for most of the past-due amount, totaling about RMB 12.5 billion.
• No new major lawsuits in August; procedural status changed in two cases; one dishonest judgment debtor case remained outstanding.
• Operations and governance stayed normal, despite expected pressure on cash flow and repayment capacity, with talks ongoing on a broader solution.

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