JARDINE group companies due to de-list from the Hong Kong exchange have issued details of the share trading transfer arrangements to Singapore. The companies, Hongkong Land, Dairy Farm and Mandarin Oriental, are due to stop trading on the local exchange on March 31. On Monday the companies fell out of the Hang Seng index and were substituted by Sino Land, Shangri-La and South China Morning Post. A Jardines spokesman said: 'Any trade effected on the Hong Kong stock exchange on March 30 and 31 will be due for settlement on April 3 and 4, respectively.' Registered shareholders need take no action as existing rights and entitlements will not be affected. Jardine Matheson and Jardine Strategic ditched their listings on the Hong Kong stock exchange on December 31 in favour of listings in Singapore. The group's primary listings are in London with jurisdiction for takeovers and mergers in Bermuda, the corporate domicile. The company said arrangements were being made available to participants in the Hong Kong Central Clearing and Settlement System to transfer their holdings on March 31 and to credit them into accounts in the Singapore clearing and settlement system on April 5.