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These maybe the updated or the outdated list of latest major holders currently holding the Jangho Group Company ltd stock hxxps:// markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/profile?s=601886:SHH
Aviva bought 4.84% I cannot see them looking to buy Cineworld. It will be bought by a studio or big American corporation. IMO
We're going to be slowly been bought out by the Jangho Group Company Ltd
Published on the 9th June 2020. Deals that may be affected by Australia's foreign M&A crackdown.
Jangho Group Company once again going after Healius - Australia's medical and imaging centre chain is selling its medical centers division. China's Jangho owns 15% of the company and suitors named in media reports include Hong Kong-based KKR, PAG, along with Australia's BGH Capital.
hxxps:// www.marketscreener.com/news/Deals-that-may-be-affected-by-Australia-s-foreign-M-A-crackdown--30726030/
Jangho Group Company Ltd, has the China Investment Corporation (CIC) is a sovereign wealth fund responsible for managing part of the People's Republic of China's foreign exchange reserves and the Beijing State-Owned Assets Supervision & Administration as the two top major shareholders of their company stocks.
See here more at the end of the page major share holders of Jangho Group Company limited.
hxxps:// www.marketscreener.com/JANGHO-GROUP-CO-LTD-9950504/company/
It would be very naive if you don’t think the owners of AMC are not in contact with this new investor as you mention you need permission from the CCP to invest that sum of money in to a British company especially with the fallout over 5g etc. 1% bought last night something is going on is AMC already in talks with a studio ? All I know is I think this roller coaster has just begun and I’m not getting off !!! DYOR but don’t sell your shares cheaply now it’s obvious to see why they have been manipulated down to the 32p..
So - who will win? Nine city boy predator firms all with little percentage shorts or a Chinese big player who obviously must have tacit CCP backing to move money out of the country to that degree. Just a guess but another TR1 tomorrow with another 1% added by Jangho from last nights 1% buy. That would put the cat among the pigeons .Just my biased view of things so obviously dyor as they say.
If buying 3.3% probably looking at the bounce back to well over £1 a share. Or probably have knowledge of potential takeover.
Spot on NOFEAR: I am sure they will increase - where else are they going to spend when Trump wants to ban them from the Dow and Nasdaq. Looking forward to further TR1s.
@putmeonlist.. Don't forget that you're looking at 3.31% and not just 3%.
The Jangho Group Company has deep pockets and would not be that
difficult for them to do the same one more time just before the shares were
to make another steep rise. Their main business background was founded
on providing external and internal decorating services for large institutional
building projects including also the entertainment sectors across China and
Australia since 1999. it would not surprise me if they were wishing to enter the
Cinema industry when they're trading with their lowest shares prices seen
history.
Also - remember the large (nearly 1%) buy at 16.32 yesterday - Jangho maybe - it was unusually large.
@nofear, interesting read. Let’s see what happens. Thanks
Hi Nard; yeah thats my point too. Google'Wanda AMC'. It was out of favour then for Chinese money to go abroad, but now its exactly what the want - world domination. Esp very currently when TRump wants them out of there in a big way - why not come shopping in post covid Footsie.
@Bluefiesta
You'll never going to know their short or long term investment strategies. I like you, hope that they'll stay for
the long term and be happy to earn their passive income from the Cineworld yearly paying dividend if any.
They Jangho Group Company Limited, have been known in the past that once they've bought their large
shareholding position in a company, they would then go for a takeover approach if they thought they could
improve turnover earnings in a business that are heavely invested.
Did you read this financial article about their hostile bid back in 2019 for an Australian Leading healthcare company ?
hxxps:// www.afr.com/companies/healthcare-and-fitness/chinas-jangho-group-makes-18-billion-takeover-offer-for-healius-offering-325-a-share-20190103-h19nta
It feels strange. I'm not sure if this is going to be terrible for us or incredible..
Are they going to ride it a bit more then dump the shares, or try some take over in conjunction with others. 3 %still isn't that much, but I get very suspicious when the Chinese are involved,, there's often some masterplan lurking
I think I am right that Wanda (chinese) already owns just under half of AMC and 75 of their voting rights - seats on board etc. It was discussed (Reuters, Bloomberg or somewhere) that Wanda might help AMC when 'going bust' recently but the view was that Wanda had enough trouble with their own huge cinema chain pandemic wise and that also the CCP had made noises about Wanda helping AMC not being a good idea...... Back to us and Jangho though - I doubt very much that 3% is the main goal; we shall see.
Let’s hope they stay in for a long haul profit and they’ll be massively up now , better not dump.
Kind of like the Chinese version of Berkshire Hathaway?
The Jangho Group Company Ltd has very deep pockets. They could easely buy out Cineworld
and AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.
@LongshotLuke
@PrayFor
@laidback
--------------------------Super good news-------------------------------------------
If you look closely to their investments approaches, they've been know to go after
well established leading company brands and only one year ago the've tried to buy
one of Australia's leading healthcare companies called 'Healius' hxxps:// www.healius.com.au/
hxxps:// www.afr.com/companies/healthcare-and-fitness/chinas-jangho-group-makes-18-billion-takeover-offer-for-healius-offering-325-a-share-20190103-h19nta
good old CCP,Cine will never show the next winnie the poo sequal with them involved :)
Prayfor means that if shorters were trying to short the stock for this big company then they have achieved it and now the stock has multiplied since 32p so all done.
I think that's the Django Unchained conglomerate.
Chinese should be banned from snapping up cheap foreign shares
'Jobs done now, news has been released. Retired.'
I take it that's good news then?
Jobs done now, news has been released. Retired.
What are they upto ?
At least now we know who shorter and the crew were working for.