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LAI SUN DEV Reportedly In Talks to Sell 50% Stake in CCB Tower in Central
LAI SUN DEV (00488.HK) is in pursuit to sell its 50% stake in the CCB Tower located in Central, Hong Kong, currently in negotiations with potential buyers including CCB (00939.HK),...
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LAI SUN DEV (00488.HK)  0.000 (0.000%)   is in pursuit to sell its 50% stake in the CCB Tower located in Central, Hong Kong, currently in negotiations with potential buyers including CCB (00939.HK)  -0.160 (-1.988%)    Short selling $755.09M; Ratio 32.855%   , Bloomberg reported, quoting people familiar with the matter.

CCB holds a 50% equity interest in the CCB Tower, and sources divulged that the bank has yet to express interest in acquiring the remaining 50% stake.

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In response to the report, a representative from LAI SUN DEV stated that the company is executing its established asset disposal strategy and will consider disposal opportunities at an appropriate valuation.
(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2025-08-01 16:25.)

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