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If a deal is reached, New World Development is expected to receive $300m in cash after debt.

Henry Cheng's investment arm discusses a potential five-year facility as banks gauge exposure tied to New World Development.

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New World Development (SEHK:17) has drawn fresh attention after recent share price swings, with a 1 day gain of 0.85% contrasting with a 9% decline over the past week and mixed longer term returns. See our latest analysis for New World Development. At the current share price of HK$9.54, New World Development has a 90 day share price return of 34.18% and a 1 year total shareholder return of 75.69%. However, the 3 and 5 year total shareholder returns remain deeply negative, which suggests that...

Despite a significant reduction in losses and strong sales performance, New World Development Co Ltd (NWWDF) faces ongoing financial constraints and market challenges.

Why New World Development is on investors’ radar today New World Development (SEHK:17) has drawn fresh attention after a stretch of strong share price performance, with the stock showing double digit gains over the past month and past 3 months. For investors, this recent move sits against a mixed backdrop. The company reports annual revenue of HK$27,680.5m, alongside a net income loss of HK$17,172.9m and a value score of 2. This combination may prompt closer scrutiny of earnings quality and...

Developer pushes at least one disposal by June as it seeks positive cash flow and closes a multibillion-dollar gap.

Investors brace as New World Development ties fresh bonds to prized assets--but skips interest and slashes principal.

Adrian Cheng Chi-kong, former heir apparent to Hong Kong property giant New World Development (NWD) and founder of investment firm ALMAD Group, has become a shareholder in CBCX Group, a London-headquartered multi-asset broker. Founded in 2011, CBCX offers a trading platform for currencies, precious metals, stocks, indices and commodities. It is also expanding into the digital-asset ecosystem. "This strategic investment will inject significant momentum and resources into CBCX's growth across the