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Hutchison Telecommunications Hong Kong Holdings (215 HK)

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This is an update of the previous note as there have been developments in releasing value in <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/141" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:141:1">Hutchison Telecommunications HK (215 HK)</a> (HTHK). Recent press reports suggest that HTHK management is looking at strategic options around the fixed-line business (i.e. a sale). This would presumably leave the mobile business as the rump (or perhaps it could also be sold?). This may well be a case where breaking up the two businesses delivers value. The reason is the high prices paid for fixed line…

This is an update of the previous note as there have been developments in releasing value in Hutchison Telecommunications HK (215 HK) (HTHK). Recent press reports suggest that HTHK management is looking at strategic options around the fixed-line business (i.e. a sale). This would presumably leave the mobile business as the rump (or perhaps it could also be sold?). This may well be a case where breaking up the two businesses delivers value. The reason is the high prices paid for fixed line…

HTHK (215 HK) Looking to Sell Fixed Line. This Can Release Value for Shareholders. TP Raised.