E-House (China) Enterprise Holdings Limited (2048) Reports 72.58% Restructuring Support

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As of 5:00 p.m. on 27 February 2026 (Hong Kong time), E-House (China) Enterprise Holdings Limited (2048) concluded that holders of its offshore debt amounting to approximately 72.58% of the aggregate outstanding principal have acceded—or have agreed to accede—to its Restructuring Support Agreement. This agreement applies to the company’s ongoing Invitation for Irrevocable Restructuring Support.

The company is working with Blocked Scheme Creditors to finalize relevant documentation for the Accession Letter and Restricted Notes Notice, allowing them to be treated as if they were original Consenting Creditors once these steps are completed. E-House (China) Enterprise Holdings Limited has also commenced the process of implementing the Restructuring under its Schemes, which includes preparation of the Scheme Document and the legal filings (the Petitions) with the Cayman Court and the High Court of Hong Kong.

Holders of the notes have until the time of filing the Petitions (the Final RSA Expiration Deadline) to submit duly executed Accession Letters and Restricted Notes Notices to remain eligible for the Instruction Fee. After that deadline, the company will not accept further documents. E-House (China) Enterprise Holdings Limited aims to keep the market informed as this process progresses.

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