Some investors see profit opportunity in firms' delisting

Article Abstract:

Hong Kong's Novel Enetrprises Ltd. recently delisted from the Hong Kong stock exchange, allowing some mutual funds to enjoy a profit from the buyback of the knitwear firm's shares. Some analysts believe this may herald a delisting trend in view of the below-par-value share prices in a large number of currently listed firms. The families who control these firms are reportedly dissatisfied with the low share prices and are planning to take these firms private again.

Securities & Commodities Exchanges, Evaluation, Going private (Securities)

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As top markets stumble, investors say it's time to invest in underachievers

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Investors are increasing their investments in underachieving stock markets such as Taiwan and South Korea in anticipation of higher returns for the second half of 1995. Investors are also not abandoning the interest-rate-sensitive markets of Thailand and Hong Kong because an expected decline in US interest rates will trigger more gains in these markets.

Investments, Securities

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Pros skim pricey offerings in Hong Kong for bargains

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Many fund managers believe that few real bargains can be found today among Hong Kong companies which made initial public offerings (IPO) in 1996. Although many of these companies have performed poorly and are trading well below their IPO prices, analysts state that there are only a few good-quality company listings.

Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Ltd.

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