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Sacombank has announced the seizure of collateral related to bad debt at Bamboo Airways after the borrower and guarantor failed to meet their debt obligations as required.
The seized collateral consists of land-use rights totaling more than 86,300 square meters, including 86,267 square meters of rural land and more than 41 square meters of urban land.
The assets are attached to 355 certificates covering land-use rights, house ownership, and other assets attached to land. The land is located in Zone C, a villa area within the Dak Doa residential complex, Dak Doa commune, Gia Lai province.
The land-use rights were issued by the Gia Lai Department of Natural Resources and Environment on September 9, 2021. The asset owner is FLC Group.
The land-use rights expire on July 27, 2071, with private use. The land was originally allocated by the State with a land-use fee.
Sacombank said the assets were mortgaged under a contract signed on October 27, 2021, and notarized at Gia Lai Province Notary Office No. 1.
The bank stated it sent notices requesting the borrower and guarantor to voluntarily hand over the assets before March 27, but they did not comply. As a result, Sacombank decided to seize the collateral to handle the debt.
The seizure is planned to take place from April 22 to June 22 at the asset location.
Since 2021, Sacombank and Bamboo Airways have signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement. By September 2023, Sacombank—then described as the largest creditor of Bamboo Airways—had stated a plan to participate in investing in the airline and sought to push for regulatory approval procedures.
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