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Singapore's Creative in $181 mln property deal

Sun Mar 23, 2008 7:53pm EDT

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SINGAPORE, March 24 (Reuters) - Singapore's Creative Technology Ltd (CREA.SI), which makes digital music players, said on Monday it had agreed to sell and lease back its headquarters in the city-state for S$250 million ($180.5 million).

Creative said in a statement it was expected to reap a gain of S$200 million from the deal. The gain would be treated as a deferred gain that would be amortised and recognised in its income statement over the lease term of five years.

The deal was likely to be completed by the end of June, Creative said. The buyer of the building was not named. Please double-click on the newslinks: [SG-ELI-LEN] for news on Singapore's electronics sector ($1=1.385 Singapore Dollar) (Reporting by Koh Gui Qing, editing by Jacqueline Wong)



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