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China Vanke Aims to Avoid Default as Creditor Meeting Kicks Off

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China Vanke is holding a creditor meeting to discuss a bond extension plan that could prevent a default, indicating the company's efforts to avoid financial distress.

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China Vanke Co. creditors are set to meet Wednesday as the distressed developer makes one more push to win support for a bond extension plan aimed at averting a default.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on December 10, 2025.
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