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Australia |
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MacarthurCook Property Securities Fund (MPS)
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Last: 0.079 | Bid: 0.078 | Offer: 0.084
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MacarthurCook Industrial Property Fund (MIF)
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Last: 0.41 | Bid: 0.41 | Offer: 0.415
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Singapore |
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AIMS AMP Capital Industrial REIT (AIMS AMPCI REIT)
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Last: 0.23 | Bid: 0.23 | Offer: 0.23
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United States |
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RMR Asia Pacific Real Estate Fund (RAP)
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Last: 16.13 | Bid: 16.04 | Offer: 16.23
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21/05/2010
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China eco-city deal clinched: eco-tourism city
SYDNEY-BASED Australian-Chinese entrepreneur George Wang has secured an agreement with the Tianjin municipal government to develop a $700 million "eco-tourism city" in a staged development in China.
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03/12/2009
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Tianjin to emerge as the 'Wall Street' of Beijing
SYDNEY - China's third largest city, Tianjin, has been annointed to spearhead China's development of tertiary industries notably logistics, shipping and financial services. As one of only four cities with a direct reporting channel to the Beijing leadership, Tianjin has been chosen as the third growth hub for China.
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25/11/2009
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MI-REIT gets its way after sound and fury
MacarthurCook Industrial Reit (MI-REIT) hired pistol-toting security guards to keep the peace at an acrimonious meeting of unitholders yesterday – but other than the customary dash for the buffet line, no violence broke out.
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25/11/2009
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MI-Reit moves ahead with its plans
With the dust finally settling after the tumultuous past few weeks, the folks behind MacarthurCook Industrial Reit (MI-Reit) are understandably keen to leave the past behind them.
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23/11/2009
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MacarthurCook Industrial REIT Requests NAB Disclosures-Filing
SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Singapore-listed MacarthurCook Industrial REIT Ltd. (BU5U.SG) has requested two National Australia Bank Ltd. (NAB.AU) investment managers disclose whether they used information gained from the bank in its capacity as a financier and equity adviser to the REIT to help Cambridge Industrial Trust Ltd. (J91U.SG) launch a hostile takeover bid for the REIT's management earlier this month.
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23/11/2009
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MAS blocks bid by CIT to manage MI-Reit
THE battle for control of MacArthurCook Industrial Reit (MI-Reit) appears to be over after the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) blocked a rival from managing MI-Reit because of a potential conflict of interest.
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23/11/2009
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Battle of the REITs: CIT squares up to MI-REIT
Just when it thought it had bridged a S$300m (US$216m) funding gap and ensured its survival, MacarthurCook Industrial REIT faces the prospect that its proposed recapitalisation plan could be derailed by a rival trust.
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23/11/2009
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Can this man Save MI-REIT?
George Wang, chairman and CEO of AIMS Financial Group, had little more than A$3,000 to his name when he arrived in Australia from China in 1988 at the age of 26. A native of Hainan Island, he was fortunate to have avoided the worst of the Cultural Revolution, and had graduated from Shanghai University, where he studied environmental engineering. After a stint in environmental and city planning for the Guangdong government, Wang wanted to go into business but felt that China’s restrictions on travel, among other things, would be a serious impediment. So, despite the practical difficulties and risks, he decided to leave his homeland.
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