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US-listed Chinese firms seek exit for better valuations back home

Privatisation bids by these companies often lead to rallies in their shares but some US investors say the offers don't reflect the stocks' real worth

Published Tue, Jun 23, 2015 · 09:50 PM

New York

CHINA'S largest online matchmaking site has surged 60 per cent since its founder offered to take it private. Shareholder Peter Halesworth feels entitled to more.

Haiyan Gong, formerly co-chairwoman of Jiayuan.com International Ltd, wants to take advantage of China's hot equity market by moving the stock out of New York to an exchange there.

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US-listed Chinese firms seek exit for better valuations back home

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HCA beats first-quarter profit estimates on higher patient admissions

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US FDA approves Pfizer’s gene therapy for rare bleeding disorder

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