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New World Development (0017) has decided to defer interest payments on four perpetual bonds, adding to investor concerns as the Hong Kong developer struggles with massive debt load.
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In a filing on Friday, the company – controlled by tycoon Henry Cheng Kar-shun's family – confirmed the delay, which involves about US$77.2 million (HK$602.16 million) in obligations due next month, according to Bloomberg estimates.
A spokesperson for the developer said that, given the current market volatility, the company continues to manage its overall financial debt and remains committed to its existing financial obligations.
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