China Resources Land shares jump after $582 mln deal
HONG KONG, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Shares of China Resources Land (1109.HK) rose more than 7 percent in early Tuesday trading on Tuesday after the company said it would buy property interests from its parent for US$582 million.
The stock rose to 7.8 percent to HK$20.40 before retreating slightly to HK$19.90 by 0205 GMT.
The Chinese property developer said it would issue 269.09 million new shares to its controlling shareholder for interest in three sites in China's Dalian, Hangzhou and Wuxi cities.
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