Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Alibaba Group has scrapped plans for a Hong Kong initial public offering of its Cainiao logistics unit, with the Chinese e-commerce giant instead looking to buy the remaining Cainiao shares it does not own for $3.75 billion.
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Alibaba leads today’s headline roundup from around the region with a plan to invest over $1 billion in South Korea over the next three years. Also making the list, KKR aims to keep buying Japan properties and Goldman Sachs turns… Read More>>
Despite stamp duties and investigations, wealthy mainland investors are still banking on Singapore properties, with the wife of the country’s best known tech tycoon having purchased a row of shophouses in the Tanjong Pagar area last month for a reported… Read More>>
The offline struggles of China’s biggest e-commerce company lead today’s collection of real estate headlines from around the region, as Alibaba is said to be looking for the exit from a department store bet. Also in the news, Singapore puts… Read More>>
Alibaba has filed for an initial public offering of shares in its Cainiao logistics unit on the Hong Kong exchange, a filing late Tuesday shows, after the company had announced plans for the listing in May.
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Alibaba has confirmed plans to pursue an initial public offering for its Cainiao logistics unit as the Chinese e-commerce group pushes forward with a restructuring plan announced in March.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Alibaba’s Cainiao logistics arm reportedly plans a public listing in 2024, and strong occupancy continues in Lendlease Global REIT’s portfolio. Also in the news is a new special situations fund for Bain Capital… Read More>>
Worsening relations between China and the United States lead today’s headline roundup as geopolitics appear to be denting trans-Pacific investment fundraising with a pair of the world’s largest private equity firms scaling back their latest buyout strategies. Also in the… Read More>>
A Chinese state-controlled conglomerate has agreed to buy what could be a controlling stake in Red Star Macalline Group Corporation, an Alibaba-backed home improvement mall chain, as government firms continue to bail out China’s flailing private real estate sector.
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Less than four months after having its credit rating withdrawn by Fitch Ratings, Alibaba-backed home furnishing mall operator Red Star Macalline Group Corporation is in talks to sell what could be a controlling stake in the company to Chinese state-controlled… Read More>>
