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CapitaLand acquiring another 80% stake in CBKH

The stake is currently held by a China development fund managed by the developer
Thu, Apr 17, 2014 - 6:00 AM

CAPITALAND is acquiring another 80 per cent interest in CapitaLand (Beijing) Kai Heng Holdings Pte Ltd (CBKH) that it does not already own from a group-managed China fund for 220.2 million yuan (S$45 million).

CBKH, which will become a fully owned subsidiary of CapitaLand post-transaction

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