A debt restructuring method in which debtors convert debts into capital and creditors convert creditor's rights into equity. Debt-to-equity swap of joint stock limited companies is actually debt-to-equity swap, and other enterprises are paid-in capital of debt-to-equity swap. Eventually, the debtor's equity or paid-in capital will increase, and the creditor's long-term equity investment will also increase. According to the relevant provisions of the share conversion agreement, it is normal for the debtor to convert bonds into capital.
Other debt conditions that can be modified are other restructuring methods that do not include the above two methods, such as reducing debt principal or reducing debt interest.
Fourth, in addition to the above repayment methods, there are other combined repayment methods. You can repay some debts with assets, turn some into capital, and then modify the other part into other debt terms.
In other words, if the original debt repayment conditions are modified, the debt repayment conditions determined during debt restructuring will be different from the original agreement and will be regarded as debt restructuring.