Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
After falling short by a paper-thin margin almost three years ago, Frasers Property has cleared a key hurdle in its quest to privatise Singapore-listed Frasers Hospitality Trust, as unitholders decisively approved the scheme at a meeting late last week.
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Shares in ESR will cease trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Monday after shareholders approved a $7 billion privatisation of the industrial developer and fund manager on Friday.
The deal to buy out ESR was sealed at a… Read More>>
After two deadline extensions, Gordon and Celine Tang have hit the magic number in their take-private bid for Singapore-listed Chip Eng Seng, with the mainland money managers securing acceptances from more than 90 percent of the builder’s shareholders by the… Read More>>
SGX-listed investment firm Boustead Singapore is proposing to take its property and construction division Boustead Projects private in an offer that values the company at S$281.9 million ($212.5 million), adding to a recent flurry of property company buyouts.
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Mainland billionaire couple Celine and Gordon Tang are moving to further consolidate control over their Singapore property empire by taking developer Chip Eng Seng private in an all-cash buyout offer that values the company at S$565 million ($411 million).
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Mainland investor Gordon Tang is set to privatise Singapore-listed property firm SingHaiyi Group following a successful takeover bid by a private holding firm controlled by the mysterious property investor.
SingHaiyi told the Singapore bourse late Thursday that Haiyi Treasure, a… Read More>>
Roxy-Pacific Holdings on Monday announced a takeover bid led by the Singapore-listed developer’s controlling family.
TKL & Family Pte Ltd, a holding company owned chiefly by Roxy-Pacific chairman and CEO Teo Hong Lim and his relatives, has made a… Read More>>
Southeast Asia’s largest real estate developer, CapitaLand, announced this afternoon that it is offering to buy back its Singapore-listed subsidiary, CapitaMalls Asia Ltd, for S$3.06 billion ($2.45 billion).
CapitaMalls Asia has been CapitaLand’s retail development subsidiary, and is perhaps best… Read More>>
