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VietinBank Hội An, a branch of the Vietnam Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank), has announced the sale of collateral assets comprising three hotels in Hội An and Đà Nẵng. The properties are pledged to secure debts of two companies that share the same owner.
Asset 1 is a land-use right covering 1,830.2 square meters attached to a six-story hotel with 104 rooms. The asset secures a loan for Hoang Ha Phat Trading and Tourism Co., Ltd. The hotel is located at Thanh Nam Hamlet, Ho An Dong Ward, Da Nang City.
The asking price for Asset 1 is 245 billion VND, excluding value-added tax, other taxes, fees, and costs required to transfer land-use rights and ownership, which the buyer will bear. Annual property tax and electricity and water charges (if any) will be deducted from the sale proceeds.
Asset 2 is a land-use right of 1,219.2 square meters attached to a six-story hotel with 88 rooms, pledged for a loan by Hoang Anh Phat Tourism Services Co., Ltd. The address is 288 Nguyen Duy Hieu, Ho An Ward, Da Nang City.
Asset 3 is a land-use right of 567 square meters attached to a six-story hotel with 49 rooms, also pledged for a loan by Hoang Anh Phat Tourism Services Co., Ltd. The address is Phong Nien Hamlet, Ho An Ward, Da Nang City.
VietinBank will sell Assets 2 and 3 together with a starting price of 230 billion VND, excluding value-added tax and other costs.
It is noted that the two companies involved in the secured debts share the same legal representative and are part of the same ecosystem related to travel and pharmaceuticals.
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