CapitaLand's acquisition of Ascendas-Singbridge gets overwhelming nod from shareholders
The deal will vault CapitaLand to be among the top 10 real estate investment managers globally
Singapore
SHAREHOLDERS raised some concerns over CapitaLand's proposed acquisition of Ascendas-Singbridge (ASB) at an extraordinary generating meeting (EGM) on Friday before overwhelmingly giving their blessing for the deal.
The property developer is paying Temasek Holdings nearly S$6.04 billion for industrial and commercial real estate player ASB, although the deal has an enterprise value of about S$11 billion when taking into account some S$5 billion in debt owed by ASB.
Half of the S$6.04 billion will be paid in cash, while the balance S$3.017 billion will be paid in new shares at S$3.50 apiece. This represents a 7 per cent premium over the last traded price on the day before the announcement when CapitaLand's shares closed at S$3…
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