Temasek's T&L holdings – the beauty and the beast
Biting off more than it can chew? Think again
DHL: ECOMM TIESKNIN: PARTNERSHIP EXTENSIONMAERSK: DECARB PUSHUPS: DIVIDEND RISKXOM: UPDATEVW: MILESTONE LINE: UNLIKEDXOM: DRILL BABY DRILLMAERSK: GREEN PUSHGM: BIG HITAMZN: STRIKEZIM: EXIT STAGE LEFTDSV: ZERO US TARIFFS IMPACT XPO: LOOKING GOODAMZN: PARTNERSHIP EXTENDED
DHL: ECOMM TIESKNIN: PARTNERSHIP EXTENSIONMAERSK: DECARB PUSHUPS: DIVIDEND RISKXOM: UPDATEVW: MILESTONE LINE: UNLIKEDXOM: DRILL BABY DRILLMAERSK: GREEN PUSHGM: BIG HITAMZN: STRIKEZIM: EXIT STAGE LEFTDSV: ZERO US TARIFFS IMPACT XPO: LOOKING GOODAMZN: PARTNERSHIP EXTENDED
Well, there is always someone seeing the opportunity. Li & Fung may de-list and go private, as Hong Kong’s Fung family and Singapore’s GLP Group have made a US$928m offer. That is a price premium of 150%. If it all goes through, the Fung family will retain management control with a 60% ownership of voting shares, while GLP will own 40% of voting shares and 100% of non-voting shares, resulting in effective economic ownership of 67.67%, explains the South China Morning Post.
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