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Jardine Matheson offers to buy rest of group unit for US$5 5b

Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd s businesses range from automobiles and hotels to supermarkets all around Asia. SINGAPORE: Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd on Monday said it plans to buy the remaining 15% of Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd that it does not already own for about $5.5 billion to simplify the structure of the sprawling Asian conglomerate. Singapore-listed Jardine Matheson, whose businesses include construction, aviation and automotive, has offered to pay $33 in cash for each Jardine Strategic share, representing a premium of 20% to the stock s closing price on Friday. This will result in a single holding company with a conventional ownership structure and a further increase in the group s operational efficiency and financial flexibility, it said in a statement.

IN BRIEF: Jardine Matheson simplifies ownership structure

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Unilever Directors Acquire GBP89,654 In Shares

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Unilever Directors Acquire GBP89,654 In Shares Tue, 9th Feb 2021 17:52 (Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of share dealings by London-listed company directors and managers announced on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News: Unilever PLC - London-based consumer goods producer - On Monday, Non-Executive Director Susan Kilsby purchases 1,000 shares at GBP40.03 each, worth GBP40,030. In addition Non-Executive Director John Rishton buys 1,256 shares at GBP39.51 per share, worth GBP49,624. Tesco PLC - Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire-based supermarket chain - On Tuesday, Chief Customer Officer Alessandra Bellini sells 95,000 shares at GBP2.46 each, totalling GBP233,225. River & Mercantile UK Micro Cap Investment Co Ltd - investment company - On Monday, Non-Executive Director Mark Hodgson sells 10,000 shares at GBP2.23 each, totalling GBP22,325.

Rupiah inches up, shares fall as Bank Indonesia stands pat

BENGALURU (Jan 21): Indonesia s rupiah edged higher and shares fell after the country s central bank left interest rates unchanged, while South Korean and Taiwanese shares surged on strong export readings from both the tech-reliant economies. Bank Indonesia (BI), which had cut borrowing costs five times last year to support a pandemic-hit economy, left its key policy rate at a record low of 3.75% and said the rupiah was still undervalued and had room to strengthen. A majority of analysts in a Reuters poll had expected the central bank to keep rates steady to maintain an attractive interest rate differential on its high-yielding debt, given the recent rise in US bond yields. 

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