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汇丰银行因136亿美元的恒生收购要约而下跌
2025-10-09 13:39
- HSBC (NYSE:HSBC) on Thursday said it plans to privatise Hong Kong's Hang Seng Bank in a deal worth HK$106.1 billion ($13.63 billion), sending shares lower by over 6% in London.
- The lender will offer HK$155 per share for the 36.5% of shares it does not already own.
- The HK$106 billion privatization offer values 100% of Hang Seng at HK$290 billion on an equity value basis.
- If approved, Hang Seng will become a wholly owned subsidiary of HSBC Asia Pacific and will be delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
- HSBC (NYSE:HSBC) expects that this investment in Hang Seng will be accretive to earnings per ordinary share.
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