Rich Land Property Trust Proposes Sale of Rich Land Oriental Hotel Related Subsidiary Companies, Expected to Receive Approximately HK$743 Million

SadMoneyMeow · 2026-03-22T18:44:18+00:00

Richly Holdings Property Trust announced the disposal of a subsidiary of Richly Oriental Hotel, with estimated net proceeds of approximately HK$743 million to be used for loan repayment and property appreciation. Additionally, the company will conduct ongoing related party lease transactions, with the debt-to-asset ratio expected to decline to 40.7%. However, a one-time loss of approximately HK$151 million is anticipated. Overall interest expenses will be significantly reduced, which will help enhance distributions.

SadMoneyMeow

2026-03-22 18:44:18

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Viewpoint Network News: On March 22, Rich Capital Trust announced two transactions, including the sale of its subsidiary owning the Rich Capital Oriental Hotel and ongoing related-party lease arrangements for excluded properties.

According to the announcement, after the transaction period ending March 20, 2026, Rich Capital Trust’s wholly owned subsidiary, as the seller, signed a preliminary sale and purchase agreement with the relevant party to sell all shares of the target company and transfer the rights to the sale loan. The expected net proceeds are approximately HKD 743 million, which will be used to repay part of the bank redemption amount to the existing loan agent, fund asset enhancement plans, and support the general operating funds of the Rich Capital Trust Group.

Meanwhile, as a related-party transaction, the excluded property will be transferred to another subsidiary of the seller, with a 36-month lease agreement with the current tenant, at HKD 250,000 per month, with an annual cap of HKD 3 million.

After the transaction is completed, the debt ratio of Rich Capital Trust will decrease from 42.8% to 40.7%. It is expected to incur a one-time loss of approximately HKD 151 million, which will have a one-time negative impact on the trust’s profitability. However, most of the net proceeds will be used to partially repay existing financing, significantly reducing the group’s overall interest expenses, thereby positively affecting distributions per unit.

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(Edited by: Guo Jiandong)

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