Citic Pacific gets nod to acquire parent's assets
US$36b purchase approved by 99% of votes at yesterday's meeting
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[HONG KONG] Minority shareholders of Hong Kong-listed Citic Pacific Ltd have approved a landmark deal to acquire US$36 billion of assets from its state-owned parent Citic Group Corp, China's biggest and oldest financial conglomerate.
The go-ahead clears the way for the purchase of practically all of the conglomerate's assets.
In doing so, shareholders endorsed not just China's ambition to reform its state-owned enterprises (SOEs). They also backed a plan to give Citic Pacific direct exposure to the mainland's banking sector - and along with that, the country's bad loans problems.
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