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再次增持至8.07%。
Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings Ltd has increased its stake in Industrial & Commercial Bank of China to 8.07 percent for HK$580 million ($75 million), according to a Hong Kong stock exchange statement.
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Temasek Raises Stake in China’s ICBC as Goldman Sachs Divests Investment
by Ernie B. Calucag
Biz Daily May 22, 2013 • 6:47 pm
Singapore’s state-owned investment company, Temasek Holdings, increased its stake in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) from 6.71 to 7.04 per cent on the same day Goldman Sachs exited its seven-year old investment in the world’s largest bank by market value.
According to a regulatory filing Temasek made Tuesday in Hong Kong, the investment fund bought 280 million shares at an average price of HK$5.50 each, for a total of HK$1.54 billion.
Goldman Sachs, meanwhile, divested its 1.58 billion ICBC shares, raising US$1.1 billion on the same day, sources said.
That meant the Singaporean fund bought just under a fifth of the shares that were offered by Goldman Sachs.
Temasek bought 3.55 billion ICBC shares at HK$5.05 apiece from Goldman Sachs in April last year and then disclosed the purchase of a further 83.7 million shares in the Chinese lender the following month. Tuesday’s purchase boosted its total holding to 7.04 per cent of ICBC’s Hong Kong-listed shares.
The investment fund also owns shares in other Chinese state banks, with total holdings of S$21.0 billion in Beijing-based ICBC, China Construction Bank Corp and Bank of China Ltd.
According to Bloomberg, Temasek owns 7.4 per cent of Construction Bank shares traded in Hong Kong, valued at US$14.9 billion, and 3.7 per cent of Bank of China’s Hong Kong-listed shares worth about US$1.5 billion.
ICBC, which is the world’s most profitable bank, last month reported a 12 per cent increase in first-quarter profit.
10 Per cent Stake in Markit
The Singapore state investor also reportedly acquired 10 per cent stake in financial data provider Markit Group.
A Reuters source said Temasek paid US$500.0 million for the stake, with Markit saying late Tuesday that the deal had been completed, without confirming how much Temasek had paid.
“The strength of Temasek’s position and profile in Asia, an area where we see significant potential and opportunity, will help fuel our growth in the region,” said Markit Chief Executive Lance Uggla.
Markit made its name providing data for the credit markets but has since expanded into a range of areas including derivative trade processing and publishing economic indicators such as their Purchasing Managers Indexes (PMIs).
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