漳龙集团发行全国首单数字人民币“一带一路”公司债券

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央广网北京8月21日消息（记者孙汝祥）近日，福建漳龙集团有限公司在上海证券交易所成功发行2024年面向专业机构投资者非公开“一带一路”公司债券（第一期）（债券简称“24漳龙05”），本期债券发行规模10亿元，期限为10年期，主体和债项评级均为AAA，由中银证券担任独家主承销商，票面利率为2.62%。本期债券为全国首单数字人民币“一带一路”公司债券，同时也是福建省首单十年期私募债券。

日前，党的二十届三中全会明确提出“加快培育外贸发展新动能”与“高质量共建一带一路”的指导方针，本期债券募集资金主要用于支持与“一带一路”沿线国家和地区的贸易业务。此次长期限低成本债券的成功发行，不仅充分体现了广大机构投资者对漳龙集团产业布局的十足信心，而且进一步为企业多元化战略部署长期赋能，为推进高水平对外开放提供了新的强劲动能。

值得一提的是，本期债券以数字人民币形式发行，由中国银行、兴业银行担任数字人民币运营机构，是福建省首单数字人民币公司债。数字人民币具有安全性高、支付即结算、无手续费等优势，有效助力数币应用场景在债券领域的加速拓展，谱写数字金融新篇章。

漳龙集团始终积极响应福建省和漳州市政府的号召，持续推动形成更加开放、包容、共赢的经贸合作新格局，并深入贯彻中菲“两国双园”合作倡议，为高质量共建“一带一路”贡献出不可或缺的漳龙智慧和力量。（央广资本眼）

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