HONG KONG, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Auto parts distributor Realord
Group Holdings Ltd 1196.HK said on Thursday it would buy
property assets in Shenzhen for an aggregate 6.22 billion yuan
($968.4 million), in a bid to enhance its investment property
portfolio.
The Hong Kong-based company will buy the assets, comprising
residential and commercial complex, a residential property
project and a land site, from its chairman, Lin Xiaohui, and his
spouse, Su Jiaohua.
The company said it would settle up to 3.6 billion yuan in
cash, 1.1 billion yuan in new shares, and the balance in
promissory notes.
Lin and his spouse's stake in the company will rise to 74.8
percent from 68.65 percent on completion of the deal.
Realord said the aggregate value of its investment property
portfolio, comprising assets in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, amounted
to HK$1.27 billion ($162.4 million) as of end-June 2017.
The company's shares ended 9.5 percent higher on Thursday,
outpacing a 0.4 percent rise in the benchmark index .HSI .
($1 = 6.4232 Chinese yuan)
($1 = 7.8183 Hong Kong dollars)
(Reporting by Donny Kwok; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu)
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