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Stocks In Focus SG (GLP, Jason Marine Group, XMH Hldgs) – 04/04/14

Global Logistic Properties (GLP) has leased 25,000 square metres of space at GLP Park CDHT to a leading e-commerce company in China. The client is one of GLP’s top 10 tenants in China by leased area. With the lease agreement, GLP Park CDHT is fully leased.

Jason Marine Group’s subsidiary, Jason Venture, has sold its 51-percent stake in Baze & Marine Offshore for $51,000. As at the date of the disposal, Baze is in a net liability position.

XinRen Aluminum Holdings has proposed to acquire an additional 30 percent of China Leading International Group (CLIG) for Rmb3.2 billion. CLIG owns a large-scale integrated aluminum power plant entity located in Xinjiang, China. In FY13, the plant reported a total production output of approximately 400,000 tonnes of aluminum ingots with a net profit of about Rmb443 million. With the purchase, if successful, XinRen’s stake in CLIG would increase to 51 percent.

XMH Holdings’ subsidiary, Xin Ming Hua, has been ordered by the High Court of Singapore to pay $3.5 million to Pacific Marine & Shipbuilding (PMS) to settle a legal proceeding filed by PMS against Xin Ming Hua. PMS had alleged that Xin Ming Hua supplied it with four defective marine parts.



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