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Vietnam’s fourth-biggest listed property developer Novaland said Citigroup has converted $1 million worth of its five convertible bonds into around 271,000 shares of the company.
The conversion price, according to a Novaland statement dated November 22, was at VND85,000 ($3.42), while shares were trading at VND21,950 as of 0431 GMT on Thursday, the lowest level since the company listed on Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange.
Founded in 2007, Novaland is active mostly in residential property and luxury resorts. The company’s share value has dropped nearly 76% since the beginning of this year.
Novaland has been the biggest issuer of corporate bonds among Vietnam’s property firms this year, says industry body Vietnam Bond Market Association, placing debt worth VND9,857 billion ($396.3 million).
In a separate statement, Novaland said it has actively worked with both domestic and international financial institutions to ensure financial health and to be fully prepared for the upcoming period.
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