Banking giant UBS walked away from the biggest privatisation ever on the Hong Kong stock exchange due to concerns over the structure of Wang Jianlin’s $4.4 billion buy-back of shares in Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties, according to a report in… Read More>>
Anbang is Headed for an IPO, But Are We Sure Who Owns It?
Anbang Insurance, the Chinese company that burst on stage in late 2014 with its $1.95 billion acquisition of the Waldorf Astoria, is headed for a Hong Kong stock market listing as early as the middle of next year. While the… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Raises $3.7B in Hong Kong’s Biggest IPO of 2014
Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties has raised US$3.7 billion through a Hong Kong IPO, after the Chinese real estate company belonging to PLA officer turned billionaire businessman Wang Jianlin is said to have priced its shares today.
A report in FinanceAsia… Read More>>
Greentown Sale to Sunac May Be Cancelled After Regulatory Delay
The biggest property developer to change hands during China’s real estate downturn may not be sold after all, following difficulties getting the share sale approved by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Tycoon Song Weiping, along with this family and close… Read More>>
China Real Estate Investors Ignore VAST Corruption in IPO
A Chinese real estate developer on the brink of listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange took the unusual step of declaring to investors that its operations were likely to be comprised by corruption.
But buyers snapped up the stock… Read More>>
Jinmao and Dalian Software Park Owner to IPO in Next 30 Days
Hong Kong’s surging stock market has attracted a new influx of IPOs, including two China real estate firms planning new listings within the next 30 days.
According to media reports, hotel trust Jinmao Investments and Jinmao (China) Investments Holdings, which was… Read More>>
Citic to Move Billions in Assets to Hong Kong Exchange
China’s Citic Group, one of the company’s oldest and largest investment conglomerates is planning to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange, potentially making global investor capital available to one of China’s best known state-owned companies.
According to a story… Read More>>
Developer China Vanke Moves Stock Listing to Hong Kong
The biggest real estate company in the world’s second largest economy, China Vanke, announced this week that it is moving its stock listing from Shenzhen to Hong Kong.
The move, which was reported in the Wall Street Journal yesterday, allows… Read More>>