IPOs and Catalysts/Events, Global Equity Research Ltd

Arun George

Arun has over 15 years’ experience covering the Technology sector. During this time, he has worked with technology start-ups and as an equity analyst in investment banks and independent research firms. He was formerly a Technology Analyst for Canaccord Genuity, Altium Securities, Espirito Santo Investment Bank, Noble Group and Clear Capital. He has a dual Master’s degree in Financial Engineering and Industrial and Operations Engineering from the University of Michigan. He obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. He is also a CFA charterholder.

IPOs and Catalysts/Events

China VAST: Pre-Condition Fulfilled for the China Jinmao Offer

Yashili’s Pre-Condition EGM Set for 16 August

China VAST’s Underwhelming Privatisation Bid from China Jinmao

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China Vast Industrial Urban Development / Event-Driven

China Vast Industrial Urban Development (6166 HK)

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<li>After a prolonged delay, the Cayman Islands legislative gazette <a href="https://legislation.gov.ky/cms/images/LEGISLATION/AMENDING/2022/2022-0028/CompaniesAmendmentAct2021CommencementOrder2022SL28of2022.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">was published on 29 July</a>, which stated that the amended Cayman Islands Act would come into force on 31 August. </li>
<li>The Act will remove the headcount test for schemes, eliminating a layer of uncertainty for controlling shareholders wishing to privatise listed Cayman-incorporated companies.</li>
<li>In light of this development, we look at current active privatisations, past failed privatisations and rumoured transactions which stand to gain a new lease of life from this Act.</li>
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After a prolonged delay, the Cayman Islands legislative gazette was published on 29 July, which stated that the amended Cayman Islands Act would come into force on 31 August. 
The Act will remove the headcount test for schemes, eliminating a layer of uncertainty for controlling shareholders wishing to privatise listed Cayman-incorporated companies.
In light of this development, we look at current active privatisations, past failed privatisations and rumoured transactions which stand to gain a new lease of life from this Act.


The Cayman Islands to Remove the Headcount Test on 31 August