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Vincom mulls further financings after convertible debut

The Vietnamese property company will return to the international capital markets after a break, potentially for a Reit, its chief investment officer Thuy Hagan says.

  • 17 Nov 2009

Vietnamese private property developer Vincom wants to follow its landmark convertible bond debut with further international financing, potentially beginning with a Reit.

Thuy Hagan, chief investment officer for Vincom Group, told asiamoney.com that the company’s US$100 million five-year convertible bond, launched and priced on November 16, was a ...

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