Hang Lung Unit Seeks HK$4.02 Bln in New Share Sale
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Hang Lung Properties Ltd., Hong Kong&#39;s fourth-largest developer by market value, is seeking to raise as much as HK$4.02 billion ($517 million) selling new shares to finance property
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Air China has chosen London and Hong Kong for its $1bn (Â£514m) stock market listing this month, the London Stock Exchange says.
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China Coal raises $1.69bn in its Hong Kong flotation, just the latest Chinese firm to list its shares this year.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng share index closes at a new high, helped by an overnight rally on Wall Street.
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Temasek, the investment arm of the Singapore government, has been granted an option to take a 4.99 per cent indirect stake in Bharti Airtel, India&#39;s leading mobile phone operator, that could be worth about $2bn based on current market prices.
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Alibaba.com is seeking to raise as much as $1.49 billion in an initial public offering after raising the price range to between 12 Hong Kong dollars and 13.50 Hong Kong dollars ($1.55 to $1.74) a share. The Chinese Web site is selling 858.9 million shares, or 17 percent of its enlarged share capital, in the biggest [...].
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Dubai Ports World, which owns P&O, expects to make more than $4bn as it lists 17% of the firm's shares.
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China Power International Development Ltd., a unit of China&#39;s fifth-biggest electricity generator, plans to raise as much as HK$2.
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HONG KONG (Dow Jones)--Air China, the mainland&#39;s biggest carrier, will bring forward its listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to avoid clashing with the listing of the Housing Authority&#39;s Real Estate Investment Trust, or REIT, reports the South China
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China Netcom Group Corp. (Hong Kong) Ltd., China&#39;s second-biggest fixed-line phone company, raised $1.14 billion in an initial public offering to expand and upgrade its telecommunications systems and pay bank loans.
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HONG KONG Hutchison Whampoa has filed with US regulators to raise as much as $2 billion in an initial public offering of its phone business in Hong Kong, India and six other markets.
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China Power International Development Ltd. raised HK$2.5 billion ($320.6 million) in an initial public offering, bankers said, after pricing its shares at a discount to rivals and selling a stake to Singapore&#39;s investment company.
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UK-BASED investment manager and life services provider HHG Plc has agreed to sell its Life Services business for an estimated $2.46 billion.
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By Li Weitao  Hong Kong-listed China Telecom Corp Ltd has agreed to buy telecom- related assets from its State-owned parent in a move to increase its stock appeal as it copes with a slowing fixed-line business and a failure to obtain licenses to offer mobile phone services.
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(InfoWorld) - Shares in Lenovo Group resumed trading on Wednesday, after being temporarily suspended due to theÂ sale of 300 million shares by IBM, the PC company's second-largest shareholder. In a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange, Lenovo said IBM was expected to complete the sale of the shares today at a price of HK$3.20 (US$0.41) per share -- a discount of 7 percent to the share's closing price on Monday and the same price of the shares when trading was suspended at Lenovo's request on Tuesday. Lenovo's shares were trading at HK$3.23 on Wednesday morning, local time. The shares sold by IBM represent 3.5 percent of Lenovo's outstanding shares and are worth HK$960 million. The sale reduces IBM's share in Lenovo from 14.7 percent to 11.3 percent. IBM remains the company's second-largest shareholder behind parent company Legend Holdings Ltd. The sale of shares by IBM will boost the percentage of Lenovo's stock held by public investors from 34.2 percent to 36.7 percent, the filing said. Legend Holdings' stake will also increase from 41.9 percent to 42.4 percent, it said. IBM has steadily been selling down its stake in Lenovo, whichÂ acquired IBM's PC divisionÂ in 2005. Despite the sale of shares, the two companies remain close partners. On Tuesday, LenovoÂ announced an end-user services agreementÂ with IBM that could be worth $245 million in revenue for IBM over the next five years.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng share index finishes the year up 39%, its biggest annual rise since 1999.
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HONG KONG Cheung Kong (Holdings), the holding company of the billionaire Li Ka-shing, said Thursday that first-half profit almost doubled, spurred by higher earnings from its Hutchison Whampoa unit and a surge in property sales.