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29-Jan-2018 12:40 AM

Will a troubled HNA be forced to sell its Virgin Australia Holdings investment?

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HNA group is attracting extensive media attention as Beijing clamps down on the debt levels of some of the large Chinese privately held conglomerates. Media attention is fuelling concerns about its future.

HNA also has a holding in Virgin Australia Holdings, the owner of Australia's second airline, Virgin Australia, and has close ties with Hainan Airlines, including a codeshare on the Australia-Hong Kong route.

HNA seems likely to preserve its cash generating core activities - and Virgin Australia is one of them.

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