Tianjin Free Trade Zone Investment Holdings Group

Asia & Pacific Legal Chronicle. November 29, 2021

Tianjin Free Trade Zone Investment Holdings Group’s $200 Million Bonds Offering

By Maha Kanaan

DeHeng advised Tianjin Free Trade Zone Investment Holdings Group on the deal. Tianjin Free Trade Zone Investment Holdings Group Co., Ltd. executed an issuance of US$200 million...

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