Genting HK sells remaining Star Entertainment stake for A$235.2m
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GENTING Hong Kong has sold its remaining stake in Australia-listed Star Entertainment in a block trade for A$235.2 million (S$250.2 million), the leisure and entertainment company announced on Friday before the market opened.
The shares, representing a 5.62 per cent interest in gaming company Star Entertainment, were held by wholly owned subsidiary CCL, and the sale is being carried out through UBS AG.
Genting Hong Kong will record a gain of about US$67.5 million from the block trade and from earlier disposals.
The company said that it was selling the shares because it was a "good opportunity" to realise a gain.
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