China sees first bond default by property developer due to coronavirus outbreak
China sees first bond default by property developer due to coronavirus outbreak

China sees first bond default by property developer due to coronavirus outbreak

 

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Macrolink Holding Co on Friday became China’s first developer to default on its bonds due to the coronavirus outbreak as the industry struggles with stagnant property sales.

Privately owned Macrolink, which has a range of businesses including property development and tourism, failed to pay investors principle and interest on 1 billion yuan ($144 million) worth of five-year bonds due March 6, the Shanghai Clearing House said in a statement on its website.

The company's Shenzhen-listed subsidiary said in an exchange filing on Friday that its parent’s business “has been hit . . .

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