Shenzhen International Holdings says it has started negotiations to buy more shares in a Shenzhen-listed A share, China Southern Glass Holding, in a bid to lift its stake in the firm to 24.9 per...
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- Mar 4, 2013
- Updated: 6:22am
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Shenzhen International Holdings will buy 11.33 per cent of Shenzhen-listed A share China Southern Glass indirectly for $284.3 million from holding company Shenzhen Building Materials.
SHENZHEN had a break from B-share trading yesterday because of the holiday in Hong Kong to observe the Ching Ming Festival.
B shares are traded by foreign investors, and most trades...
SHENZHEN B shares were mixed yesterday, with heavy trades in China Southern Glass, the country's largest manufacturer of high-grade process glass, and Shekou Port.
The Shenzhen CLSA...
SHENZHEN B shares were little changed, with attention focused on glass processor China Southern Glass and consumer electronics manufacturer Shenzhen Konka.
SHENZHEN B shares closed mixed in light trading with the Credit Lyonnais Shenzhen B Index rising 0.3 per cent to 1,167.17 points on turnover worth just HK$4.63 million.
Five stocks...
CHINA Southern Glass Holding says it has posted a profit after tax and minorities of 82.54 million yuan (about HK$73 million) for the first half, despite depression brought on by China's...
B SHARES fell in light trading in Shenzhen yesterday, led by China Southern Glass which lost more than three per cent to HK$7.50 on trading of 100,000 shares.
Shenzhen B shares closed mixed in light trading yesterday, with just seven stocks recording transactions.
The Credit Lyonnais Shenzhen B Index rose fractionally to 1,089.32,...
SHENZHEN'S B-share index closed down slightly yesterday in trading dominated by a cross trade of 1.3 million shares in Shenzhen Petrochemical.
SHENZHEN B shares managed modest gains yesterday although only 10 counters were traded.
''There is still not much interest in Shenzhen's B market,'' said a broker with Shenzhen's J...
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