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Home›Shipbuilding›China Merchants Eyes Majority Stake in AVIC Maritime
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August 29, 2019 · about 7 years ago

China Merchants Eyes Majority Stake in AVIC Maritime

China Merchants is looking to take over 73.87% of the company’s shares.

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China Merchants Industry Holdings is looking to purchase a majority stake in AVIC International Maritime.

Namely, United Overseas Bank Limited has, on behalf of the company’s subsidiary China Merchants Industry Investment Limited, submitted a pre-conditional voluntary general offer for all the issued and paid-up ordinary shares in the company.

If finalized, the deal would see China Merchants take over 73.87% of AVIC shares at a price of SGD 0.15, or a total of SGD 31.64 million (USD 22.7 million).

The agreement marks AVIC International’s gradual withdrawal from the shipbuilding industry on the back of a drop in global demand for new vessels, the Singapore-based company explained.

If the pre-condition is not satisfied on or before the long-stop date of December 26, 2019, or another date as agreed by the Securities Industry Council of Singapore (SIC), the offer will not be made.

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