The
company,
already
heavily
indebted,
will
offer
noteholders
10
yuan
($1.60)
for
every
10,000
yuan
they
hold
in
its
notes
due
in
2014,
the
company
says
in
a
stock
exchange
statement.
In
return
for
the
payment,
investors
must
agree
to
certain
amendments
to
a
February
2011
indenture
to
give
it
more
flexibility
to
boost
liquidity
and
and
“increase
cash
flow
under
current
challenging
market
conditions”,
says
the
firm.
The
changes
include
allowing
LDK
to
issue
up
to
$200m
in
convertible
preferred
shares
to
settle
accounts
with
suppliers
and
approval
for
an
additional
$350m…
