Group 1 - Guangzhou R&F Properties Co., Ltd. announced a payment arrangement for bondholders regarding "H16 R&F 4", "H16 R&F 5", "H18 R&F 8", "H18 R&F 1", and "H19 R&F 2" bonds, which are due for the first installment payment by July 31, 2025 [1] - The company will pay 3‰ of the principal amount and accrued interest up to the day before actual payment, with a 30-working-day grace period for principal and/or interest payments [1] - The grace period will not incur penalty interest, and the company aims to alleviate short-term payment pressure due to liquidity constraints [1] Group 2 - In May 2025, R&F Properties achieved sales revenue of approximately 1.37 billion yuan, with a total sales area of about 129,600 square meters [2] - Cumulatively, as of the end of May 2025, the company reported total sales revenue of around 5.5 billion yuan and a total sales area of approximately 513,300 square meters [2] - The company is actively controlling administrative costs and unnecessary capital expenditures to maintain liquidity, while seeking opportunities to sell stakes in project development companies for additional cash flow [2]

Group 1 - Nissan is considering raising over 1 trillion yen (approximately 49.38 billion RMB) through loans and asset sales, including a syndicated loan guaranteed by the UK government [1] - The company plans to issue convertible securities and bonds worth up to 630 billion yen (approximately 31.1 billion RMB), including high-yield dollar and euro notes [1] - Nissan is also exploring a 1 billion pound (approximately 9.68 billion RMB) syndicated loan guaranteed by the UK Export Finance, although the board has not yet approved the financing proposal [1] Group 2 - Nissan is contemplating selling portions of its stakes in alliance partner Renault and battery manufacturer Envision, as well as closing two assembly plants in Japan and overseas factories in Mexico and South Africa as part of its cost-cutting plan [3] - The company has begun offering buyout packages to U.S. workers and has suspended performance-based salary increases globally [3] - Under the new CEO Ivan Espinosa, who took office in April, Nissan announced a comprehensive cost-cutting plan, including a 15% workforce reduction and a decrease in the number of global automotive plants from 17 to 10 [3]