Evergrande said 20 per cent of the deal consideration will be payable within five business days from the date of the agreement, while the remainder will be completed within two months, according to the Hong Kong stock exchange filing. Investors are on tenterhooks as they wait to see if Evergrande, which failed to pay coupons totalling $US82.5 million ($A113.4 million) due on November 6, can meet its obligations before the 30-day grace period expires on December 6. Other Chinese property developers - including Country Garden Services, Agile Group and Sunac China - are also stepping up financing efforts via share sales as liquidity in the offshore bond market dries up due to fears over contagion from Evergrande's troubles.