The hugely indebted Chinese property giant Evergrande has missed interest payments to overseas investors for the second time in a week, reports say.
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Evergrande was due to pay foreign bond holders $47.5m (£35m) by Wednesday.
But bondholders told Reuters news agency and Bloomberg that they were yet to receive any payment.
Under agreements with investors, the company has a 30-day grace period before the missed payments officially become a default.
Evergrande has not commented publicly on the issue. Once China's top-selling developer, the company is now facing debts of more than $300bn.
It has been prioritising its liabilities within China, amid concerns of social unrest.
Last week, Evergrande missed an $83.5m interest payment on an overseas bond, but struck an agreement with domestic investors over a $35.9m payment which was also due.
As the deadline for a similar interest payment passed on Wednesday, sources told Reuters that some offshore Evergrande bondholders had not received any money or communication on the matter.
Two bondholders told Bloomberg they had not received payment as of Thursday morning.
Evergrande did, however, make a 10% repayment of wealth management products - largely owned by onshore retail investors - that was due by Thursday.