** Shares of Harbin Electric Co Ltd 1133.HK jump 62.4 pct
to HK$4.06, their highest since Sept. 2017, as controlling
shareholder offers to buy all of the company's H shares at
premium
** Stock resumed trade on Thursday and is headed for its
best one-day rise since its listing in 1994
** Power equipment maker says Chinese state-owned Harbin
Electric Corp (HEG), which holds 60.41 pct of the company,
offers to buy all outstanding H shares it does not already own
for HK$3.08 bln ($393.5 mln) urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nFWN1YV05Z
** HEG offers to buy all the company's H shares at HK$4.56
each in cash, or 82.4 pct premium over the previous close
** Co says HEG will not increase the H share offer price; H
shares will be withdrawn from listing after the deal and the
firm will be merged and absorbed by HEG
** As of last close, the stock had fallen 23.6 pct so far
this year
** The Hong Kong benchmark index .HSI rises 0.9 pct
($1 = 7.8282 Hong Kong dollars)
(Reuters Messaging: donny.kwok.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)