Anbang to sell entire US$2.4b Japan property portfolio; Blackstone seen bidding: sources
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[TOKYO] China's troubled Anbang Insurance Group has started a sale of its entire US$2.4 billion Japanese property portfolio and previous owner Blackstone Group is bidding, two people said, after the insurer failed to sell some of the assets last year.
Beijing has been speeding up asset disposals at the government-controlled insurance group, previously one of the most aggressive Chinese buyers of foreign assets. Anbang is aiming to sell the entire residential portfolio it bought from the US private equity firm, said the people, declining to be identified because the deal is not public.
The price for the portfolio has not been set and the process is still at an early stage, they said. Anbang paid Blackstone around 260 billion yen (S$3.38 billion) for the assets in 2017, in what was Japan's biggest property deal since the global financial crisis.
Representatives for Anbang and Blackstone declined to comment.
REUTERS
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