Auditor PwC raises concerns over Vietnamese property developer No Va Land

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HANOI : Auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) on Tuesday cast doubt on the financial viability of one of Vietnam's top listed property developers, No Va Land, which faces large bond paybacks this year amid difficult market conditions.The company is among the hardest-hit by widespread turmoil in Vietnam's r

HANOI : Auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers on Tuesday cast doubt on the financial viability of one of Vietnam's top listed property developers, No Va Land, which faces large bond paybacks this year amid difficult market conditions.

No Va Land, which has 34 active bonds maturing this year worth roughly 16 trillion dong according to Refinitiv data, said in its financial statements released on Tuesday that it had"enough resources to meet due obligations in the next 12 months". "No Va Land's businesses were significantly affected by the real estate market and the corporate bond liquidity," the auditor said in a report.

 

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