China's Fosun signals more asset sales after Moody's downgrade

Group faces soaring dollar borrowing costs as Chinese property sector struggles

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Fosun's investment portfolio spans, tourism, health care, finance and supply chain businesses. © Reuters

NORIYUKI DOI, Nikkei staff writer

SHANGHAI -- Fosun International will reorganize its business portfolio to shrink its debt, the Chinese private-sector conglomerate said Wednesday, following a downgrade to its credit rating by Moody's.

Fosun, whose businesses include finance, health care and tourism, will dispose of nonstrategic and noncore assets and increase cash on hand, according to an earnings presentation released Wednesday.

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