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China’s Greenland to pay $193m for controlling stake in Rundong Auto

byCustoms Today Report
19/05/2015
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BEIJING: Chinese developer Greenland Holding Group Company Ltd will pay HK$1.5 billion ($193 million) for a controlling stake in luxury auto dealer China Rundong Auto Group Ltd, the latter said in a stock exchange filing in Hong Kong here the other day.

Rundong Auto, backed by US private equity firm KKR & Co LP, said it will sell a 46 percent controlling stake to Greenland and change its name to China Greenland Rundong Auto Group Limited.

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The car dealership company is based in China’s eastern Jiangsu province and operates more than 50 dealerships, featuring brands such as BMW and Land Rover.

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