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24-Apr-2026 11:56
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CapitaLand China Trust reports 3.5% drop in Q1 NPI to 282.4 million yuan Gross revenue for the quarter falls 5.3% to 416.4 million yuan [SINGAPORE] CapitaLand China Trust (CLCT) : AU8U +1.47% reported on Thursday (Apr 23) a 3.5 per cent decrease in net property income (NPI) to 282.4 million yuan (S$52.8 million) for its first quarter ended Mar 31, 2026, from 292.5 million yuan in the year-ago period. The decline in NPI was primarily due to the absence of contribution from CapitaMall Yuhuating, which was divested in 2025, the manager said. This was partially offset by a 3.7 per cent year-on-year cost reduction on a same-store basis. Gross revenue for the quarter fell 5.3 per cent to 416.4 million yuan from 439.7 million yuan a year earlier. Retail revenue declined 7.2 per cent year on year, largely due to the divestment of CapitaMall Yuhuating. Excluding the mall&rsquo s contribution from Q1 the year before, retail revenue saw a slight decline of 0.5 per cent. The manager attributed the fall to lower occupancy and rents at CapitaMall Xinnan, CapitaMall Grand Canyon and CapitaMall Aidemengdun, though the drop was partially offset by improvements at CapitaMall Wangjing and CapitaMall Xuefu following asset enhancement initiatives. For business and logistics parks, revenue remained flat on the year. Improved occupancy at Shanghai Fengxian Logistics Park was offset by lower rents at the Wuhan Yangluo and Chengdu Shuangliu logistics parks. Operational highlights for the retail portfolio included a 3.3 per cent year-on-year increase in shopper traffic and a 5.5 per cent rise in tenant sales. Committed occupancy for the retail portfolio was at 97 per cent. At the end of the previous quarter, committed occupancy was at 97.2 per cent. Business park occupancy for Q1 was at 86 per cent, and logistics park occupancy was at 99 per cent. The manager pointed out that cost of debt fell by about 40 basis points year on year to 3.1 per cent in Q1 2026. In its business outlook, the manager noted that China&rsquo s gross domestic product growth of 5 per cent in Q1 topped market expectations and signalled an improvement in economic momentum. Regarding China&rsquo s recently stricter e-commerce taxes and its impact on physical retail, the manager said: &ldquo This shift is anticipated to transform the sector from a traffic-driven, low-price model to a value-driven, compliant ecosystem, potentially fostering a fairer market environment for sellers operating through offline channels in the long term.&rdquo It also noted that there is an expectation for China to keep its official rates steady in 2026, with limited impact from the Middle East conflict. Still, &ldquo second-order effects may still emerge over time and management continues to closely monitor developments and potential implications&rdquo , it said. |
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JurongW
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31-Mar-2026 18:13
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CLCT' s Business Updates for the first quarter ended 31 March 2026 will be released before 8.00 a.m. on Thursday, 23 April 2026. |
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Joelton
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26-Mar-2026 09:22
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OCBC' s Lim upgrades CLCT to ' hold' on expected yield-based returns of more than 8% Ada Lim of OCBC Group Research has on March 23 upgraded her call for CapitaLand China Trust from " sell" to " hold" , with an updated view that at current levels, this REIT should enjoy support from its FY2026 distribution yield of 7.6%. Since her previous note on Feb 5 where she downgraded this counter, CLCT&rsquo s share price has corrected close to 18%, in part due to weaker sentiment for the entire S-REITs sector after the Iran war stoked inflation concerns and pushed back rate cut expectations. With expected total potential returns of 8.2% based on March 20 closing price of 64.5 cents, she has kept her fair value at 65.5 cents. CLCT is Singapore' s largest China-focused REIT, holding eight shopping malls, five business park properties, and four logistics park properties across 11 Chinese cities. However, the portfolio is a mixed bag. Since China&rsquo s emergence from the pandemic, there has been a divergence in performance between CLCT&rsquo s retail and new economy assets. " While the malls have benefited from a gradual consumption recovery, as well as active asset enhancement initiatives (AEIs) and repositioning, growth momentum and business sentiment remain lacklustre for the new economy assets," says Lim. " In the new term, we expect the retail portfolio to remain the anchor for CLCT&rsquo s performance, while downside risks in terms of occupancy and rental reversions persist for the new economy assets," she adds. Lim notes that China&rsquo s retail sales grew 2.8% year-on-year (YoY) in the first two months of 2026, and CBRE Research is expecting cautious consumer sentiment and ample new supply to continue placing downward pressure on overall retail rents before a potential stabilisation in 2027. For the logistics sub-sector, rents are expected to gradually bottom out and rebound around 2028, supported by limited new supply before 2030. For Lim, potential catalysts include positive retail sales momentum buoyed by pro-consumption policies higher than expected rental reversions and last but not least, DPU-accretive acquisitions, AEIs, and effective capital recycling. On the other hand, risks include a slowdown in macroeconomic conditions which would then dampen consumer and business sentiment significant costs incurred to backfill vacancies as well as further depreciation of the RMB versus the Singdollar. CLCT units are up 0.79% to trade at 64 cents as at 9.31 am. |
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JurongW
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24-Mar-2026 17:35
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I noticed this non exec indep director has been gradually buying CLCT shares between 30 Oct 25 (80 cents) and 23 Mar 26 (62 cents). For info. https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/EZ4VRU5SZ2ULS1LW/865828__FORM1_CKK.pdf https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/E7NA1G5ZJMFLM0RD/880214__eFORM1V2_23MAR2026_CKK.pdf |
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Joelton
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05-Feb-2026 09:36
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CLCT reports lower 2HFY2025 DPU of 2.33 cents, full year DPU of 4.82 cents CapitaLand China Trust has reported DPU of 2.33 cents for its 2HFY2025, down 11.7% y-o-y. This brings its payout for the whole of FY2025 to 4.82 cents, down from 5.65 cents. Net property income in the same period dropped to $94.4 million from $108.6 million while revenue was down 14.3% to $144.5 million. The lower numbers can be attributed to the absence of contribution from CapitaMall Yuhuating which has been sold to CapitaLand Commercial C-REIT (CLCR). In addition, there was also downtime from asset enhancement initiatives (AEI) at four retail malls as well as lower occupancy and rents at assets such as CapitaMall Xinnan, CapitaMall Grand Canyon, CapitaMall Wangjing and Ascendas Innovation Towers. The Singapore-Hangzhou Science Technology Park Phase II saw lower occupancy too. On the other hand, CLCT managed to lower costs, which helped offset the revenue drop. Gerry Chan, CEO of the manager, calls the FY2025 performance " credible" amid the challenging operating environment in China.\ He notes that occupancy rates across CLCT' s retail, business and logistics park portfolios increased quarter-on-quarter through its active asset management and tenant engagement. " We continue to elevate the quality of our retail assets with targeted AEIs and customer-centric offerings to drive long-term income growth, as well as using proactive leasing strategies to maintain high occupancies for our business and logistics parks," says Chan. He adds that with the sale of CapitaMall Yuhuating to the newly listed C-REIT platform, CLCT will actively source for new investments to reconstitute its portfolio, and also evaluate further capital recycling opportunities.\ In the interim, CLCT will provide a one-off top-up for 2H 2025 distribution from past divestment gains to make up for the income loss from the divestment, he adds. As of Dec 31 2025, CLCT' s portfolio is valued at RMB23 billion, down 0.8% y-o-y. The REIT says this is mainly due to pressure on occupancy and rents for smaller retail assets, and near-term supply-demand imbalances for business and logistics parks. As at Dec 31 2025, CLCT&rsquo s gearing was 40.7%. To mitigate interest rate fluctuations, 68% of its total debt is secured on fixed interest rates. CLCT units closed at 79 cents on Feb 4. |
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05-Feb-2026 07:48
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https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/JKXPHSDU3VFFNXFQ/874181_1.%20CLCT%20FY%202025%20Press%20Release.pdf |
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Joelton
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31-Oct 09:02
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CapitaLand China Trust&rsquo s Q3 net property income down 8.5% at 273.5 million yuan
Revenue for Q3 falls 8% on the year to 416.6 million yuan
[SINGAPORE] CapitaLand China Trust (CLCT) : AU8U -3.07% posted net property income (NPI) of 273.5 million yuan (S$50 million) for its third quarter ended Sep 30, down 8.5 per cent from 298.9 million yuan in the previous corresponding period.
The lower NPI was mainly due to a drop in revenue and absence of contributions from CapitaMall Yuhuating for Q3, which has been excluded from records as at Jun 30. It was divested to CapitaLand Commercial C-Reit as part of the Shanghai-listed Reit&rsquo s seed portfolio.
However, this drop was partially offset by a cost reduction of 1.3 per cent year on year (yoy) on a same-store basis, the manager said on Thursday (Oct 30) in a business update.
Excluding CapitaMall Yuhuating&rsquo s contribution in Q3 2024, NPI would have fallen 4.4 per cent yoy, the manager added.
Revenue for Q3 fell 8 per cent on the year to 416.6 million yuan from 452.8 million yuan, driven mainly by the absence of contributions from CapitaMall Yuhuating, lower rents and occupancy at CapitaMall Xinnan, and anchor tenant repositioning at Rock Square.
Business park revenue fell 9.1 per cent due to lower occupancy at Singapore-Hangzhou Science and Technology Park Phase II, which recorded an occupancy of 70.7 per cent as at Sep 30, 2025, down from 85.5 per cent as at Sep 30, 2024.
Meanwhile, logistics park revenue climbed 13 per cent yoy due to higher occupancy at Shanghai Fengxian Logistics Park, which stood at 100 per cent as at September.
For the nine months ended September, CLCT&rsquo s portfolio shopper traffic rose 2.3 per cent on the year as tenant sales edged up 1.1 per cent.
This followed higher sales across key sectors, led by the toys and hobbies sector &ndash which logged a 56.4 per cent yoy sales growth amid rising popularity of the collectible toy market.
This was followed by the jewellery and watches sector with a 16.6 per cent uptick in sales, the information and technology sector at 12.8 per cent, and the food and beverage sector at 5.1 per cent.
During China&rsquo s Golden Week in October, traffic was up 4.6 per cent yoy as total sales rose 3.9 per cent, the manager noted.
Retail occupancy stood at 97.1 per cent as at Sep 30, 2025, compared with 97.9 per cent as at Sep 30, 2024. Retail reversion came in at negative 1.5 per cent for the nine months ended September, driven by strategic upgrades &ndash including Rock Square&rsquo s repositioning.
Business park occupancy was at 85.2 per cent as at September, down from 87.3 per cent as at September 2024. Reversion for the business park portfolio stood at negative 8.9 per cent for the nine months ended September.
Logistic park occupancy rose to 96.6 per cent as at end-September, from 72.5 per cent in September 2024, with reversion of negative 24.5 per cent.
In terms of capital management, CLCT&rsquo s total debt as at Sep 30, 2025, was around S$1.7 billion, compared to S$1.8 billion as at June. Gearing was down at 38.8 per cent from 42.1 per cent.
Interest coverage ratio as at Sep 30 was 2.9 times, unchanged from June. Average cost of debt was roughly steady at 3.4 per cent, while average term to maturity dropped to 3.4 years from 3.6 years.
Outlook
The manager noted that Chinese regulators announced fiscal and monetary stimuli aimed at boosting domestic consumption and economic growth.
&ldquo While these efforts are underway, the recovery of business confidence will take time, with a lag expected before the effects are fully felt,&rdquo the manager said.
It added that CLCT&rsquo s portfolio aligns with the government&rsquo s priorities and focuses on domestic consumption.
The manager said CLCT has embarked on asset enhancements for malls in its retail portfolio, to convert low-yielding spaces into higher-yielding areas with improved trade mixes to unlock higher rental value.
While market pressures and cautious business sentiment are expected to lead to &ldquo weakness in average rental prices and occupancy&rdquo at CLCT&rsquo s business parks, &ldquo supportive government policies targeting key technology sectors, could help CLCT capture growth opportunities in emerging tech industries&rdquo , the manager said.
For logistics parks, CLCT is exploring portfolio reconstitution opportunities, it added.
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Joelton
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31-Oct-2025 08:57
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CapitaLand China Trust&rsquo s Q3 net property income down 8.5% at 273.5 million yuan
Revenue for Q3 falls 8% on the year to 416.6 million yuan
[SINGAPORE] CapitaLand China Trust (CLCT) : AU8U -1.23% posted net property income (NPI) of 273.5 million yuan (S$50 million) for its third quarter ended Sep 30, down 8.5 per cent from 298.9 million yuan in the previous corresponding period.
The lower NPI was mainly due to a drop in revenue and absence of contributions from CapitaMall Yuhuating for Q3, which has been excluded from records as at Jun 30. It was divested to CapitaLand Commercial C-Reit as part of the Shanghai-listed Reit&rsquo s seed portfolio.
However, this drop was partially offset by a cost reduction of 1.3 per cent year on year on a same-store basis, the manager said on Thursday (Oct 30) in a business update.
Excluding CapitaMall Yuhuating&rsquo s contribution in Q3 2024, NPI would have fallen 4.4 per cent year on year, the manager added.
Revenue for Q3 fell 8 per cent on the year to 416.6 million yuan, from 452.8 million yuan, driven mainly by the absence of contributions from CapitaMall Yuhuating, lower rents and occupancy at CapitaMall Xinnan, and anchor tenant repositioning at Rock Square.
Business park revenue fell 9.1 per cent due to lower occupancy at Singapore-Hangzhou Science and Technology Park Phase II, which recorded an occupancy of 70.7 per cent as at Sep 30, 2025, down from 85.5 per cent as at Sep 30, 2024.
Meanwhile, logistics park revenue climbed 13 per cent year on year due to higher occupancy at Shanghai Fengxian Logistics Park, which stood at 100 per cent as at September.
For the nine months ended September, CLCT&rsquo s portfolio shopper traffic rose 2.3 per cent on the year as tenant sales edged up 1.1 per cent.
This followed higher sales across key sectors, led by the toys and hobbies sector &ndash which logged a 56.4 per cent year-on-year sales growth amid rising popularity of the collectible toy market.
This was followed by the jewellery and watches sector with a 16.6 per cent uptick in sales, the information and technology sector at 12.8 per cent and the food and beverage sector at 5.1 per cent.
During China&rsquo s Golden Week in October, traffic was up 4.6 per cent year on year as total sales rose 3.9 per cent, the manager noted.
Retail occupancy stood at 97.1 per cent as at Sep 30, 2025, compared with 97.9 per cent as at Sep 30, 2024. Retail reversion came in at negative 1.5 per cent for the nine months ended September, driven by strategic upgrades &ndash including Rock Square&rsquo s repositioning.
Business park occupancy was at 85.2 per cent as at September, down from 87.3 per cent as at September 2024. Reversion for the business park portfolio stood at negative 8.9 per cent for the nine months ended September.
Logistic park occupancy rose to 96.6 per cent as at end-September, from 72.5 per cent in September 2024, with reversion of negative 24.5 per cent.
In terms of capital management, CLCT&rsquo s total debt as at Sep 30, 2025, was around S$1.7 billion, compared to S$1.8 billion as at June. Gearing was down at 38.8 per cent from 42.1 per cent.
Interest coverage ratio as at Sep 30 was 2.9 times, unchanged from June. Average cost of debt was roughly steady at 3.4 per cent, while average term to maturity dropped to 3.4 years from 3.6 years.
Outlook
The manager noted that Chinese regulators announced fiscal and monetary stimuli aimed at boosting domestic consumption and economic growth.
&ldquo While these efforts are underway, the recovery of business confidence will take time, with a lag expected before the effects are fully felt,&rdquo the manager said.
It added that CLCT&rsquo s portfolio aligns with the government&rsquo s priorities and focuses on domestic consumption.
The manager said CLCT has embarked on asset enhancements for malls in its retail portfolio to convert low-yielding spaces into higher-yielding areas with improved trade mixes, to unlock higher rental value.
While market pressures and cautious business sentiment are expected to lead to &ldquo weakness in average rental prices and occupancy&rdquo at CLCT&rsquo s business parks, &ldquo supportive government policies targeting key technology sectors, could help CLCT capture growth opportunities in emerging tech industries&rdquo , the manager said.
For logistics parks, CLCT is exploring portfolio reconstitution opportunities, it added.
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pkli899
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30-Oct-2025 09:39
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The bad part of the reit - BusinessPark/Logistic. Previously constitute only close to 25%. Now is 30%, after selling away malls. How to improve? |
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asianguy
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30-Oct-2025 08:44
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CapitaLand China Trust (CLCT): : AU8U -1.21% The manager posted a net property income of 273.5 million yuan (S$50 million) for its third quarter ended Sep 30, down by 8.5 per cent from 298.9 million yuan in the previous corresponding period. Revenue for Q3 fell 8 per cent on the year to 416.6 million yuan, from 452.8 million yuan in Q3 2024. Units of CapitaLand China Trust ended Wednesday 1.2 per cent or S$0.01 lower at S$0.815. | ||
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pkli899
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29-Sep-2025 13:20
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Opening price was 19% above IPO price. But really doesn' t affect CLCT. |
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29-Sep-2025 12
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English Translation of Chinese Speech by Mr Puah Tze Shyang, CEO, CapitaLand Investment (China), during the Listing Ceremony of CapitaLand Commercial C-REIT at Shanghai Stock Exchange https://www.capitaland.com/en/about-capitaland/newsroom/news-releases/international/2025/september/english-translation-of-chinese-speech-by-puah-tze-shyang--ceo--c.html |
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Joelton
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27-Sep-2025 11:18
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CapitaLand China Trust&rsquo s manager appoints Yan Lintong as CFO-designate
The 42-year-old will work with current chief financial officer Tan Siew Bee for a smooth transition &lsquo in the next few months&rsquo
[SINGAPORE] The manager of CapitaLand China Trust (CLCT) : AU8U +1.29% has appointed Yan Lintong as chief financial officer (CFO)-designate with effect from Oct 1.
The 42-year-old is set to succeed current CFO Tan Siew Bee, who has been in the role since 2010. CLCT&rsquo s manager said in a bourse filing on Friday (Sep 26) that Yan will work closely with Tan in the next few months for a smooth transition &ldquo in the next few months&rdquo .
&ldquo This is to allow for continuity in the role as they work together in the transition of responsibility,&rdquo the manager said, adding that Tan&rsquo s next appointment will be announced at a later date.
Prior to his appointment, Yan was director of finance and fund management at DEHK Capital. He had previously held several roles within the CapitaLand portfolio between 2012 and 2021, including as assistant vice-president for finance at the manager of CapitaLand Ascendas Reit.
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13-Sep-2025 05:54
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Not going to go well for chinese investors I think. Generally speaking too many properties in China and at the same time not enough investment opportunities in a country with capital controls. So by offering a REIT investors think they are investing in stocks whereas what they are actually investing in is the oversupplied property market. |
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12-Sep-2025 16:56
Yells: "gold silver are real money. not others iou." |
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straits times reported 535x subscribed. that is a good thing. it means reits has demand in china. best if they make a go for this reit at the high price then inject the asset into the china listed reit. in this way win for demand in china, win for clct units holders and win for cli |
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pkli899
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12-Sep-2025 15:47
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My bad, oversubscription above 500 times!
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Mark001
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12-Sep-2025 15:43
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Price up beacause of Fed rate cut will be coming in next week. NOT others.
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pkli899
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12-Sep-2025 14:03
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Price up because of the massive oversubscription. Unheard of in SGX. |
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spore1
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12-Sep-2025 13:59
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Is OK. More importantly, price is rising up !
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pkli899
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12-Sep-2025 13:54
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Wow, the proposed listing in PRC oversubscribed by 200 over times! Too bad, CLCT only own 5%. |
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