Chinese developer Shimao plans to use own funds to pay onshore bonds

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Chinese developer Shimao Group's flagship unit said it plans to use its own capital to make onshore bond payments due in the next three months, and it is in talks to sell its commercial and hotel assets.

flagship unit said it plans to use its own capital to make onshore bond payments due in the next three months, and it is in talks to sell its commercial and hotel assets.also said it will be difficult to meet its 38 billion yuan full-year sales target, as sales in the first 11 months were 28.2 billion yuan.Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.

The firm said in the Monday filing the proceed is for developing and operating commercial complex, not repaying debt. Separately, Shimao Services - the group's property management arm - said in a filing on Friday it is operating steadily, and it will not conduct any major assets disposal or acquisition with parent company in next six months.

Shares of Shimao Group and Shimao Services, both listed in Hong Kong, rose over 2% on Tuesday. Shanghai Shimao dropped 2%. Shimao Group has told investors in November its sales this year would be around 290 billion yuan due to a national credit tightening, and it would consider selling come commercial and hotel assets if prices were good.Reporting by Clare Jim; Editing by Michael PerrySubscribe for our daily curated newsletter to receive the latest exclusive Reuters coverage delivered to your inbox.

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