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<p><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/289" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:289">Hkbn Ltd</a> (HKBN) announced today a deal to acquire <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/7037" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:7037">New World Development</a>'s New World Telecoms business (NWTL) for around HK$650m, This will deliver a meaningful shift to HKBN in the commercial market where NWTL has a network covering nearly 500 buildings with high speed internet and telephone services.  The transaction is debt funded and will move leverage to 3.3x Sep 2015 Ebitda (source: HKBN). HKBN sees the deal as highly complementary, delivering scale (combined revenue will now be &gt;HK$3bn)…</p>

Hkbn Ltd (HKBN) announced today a deal to acquire New World Development's New World Telecoms business (NWTL) for around HK$650m, This will deliver a meaningful shift to HKBN in the commercial market where NWTL has a network covering nearly 500 buildings with high speed internet and telephone services.  The transaction is debt funded and will move leverage to 3.3x Sep 2015 Ebitda (source: HKBN). HKBN sees the deal as highly complementary, delivering scale (combined revenue will now be &gt;HK$3bn)…

HKBN Moves into Commercial Market with Acquisition of New World Telecoms

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HKBN Moves into Commercial Market with Acquisition of New World Telecoms