Tata Health International says HKD 20 million facility charges have no further impact after disposal completion

Reuters
Mar 17
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/01255">Tata Health</a> International says HKD 20 million facility charges have no further impact after disposal completion

The disposal of a target company was completed, resulting in KTS HK becoming an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of the purchaser. The purchaser had provided a HKD 20 million credit facility to KTS HK secured by charges over KTS HK’s properties and receivables, plus a floating charge over inventories of Grand Asian. Following completion, the floating charge over Grand Asian’s inventories was released and discharged. The charges over KTS HK’s properties and receivables were stated to have no further impact on the group after the disposal.

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