NYSE Reverses Course Over Plans to Delist Chinese Telcos
05 Janvier 2021 - 4:54AM
Dow Jones News
Ben Otto
The New York Stock Exchange no longer plans to delist three
China telecommunications giants from its bourse, reversing course
from a decision last week that was made over concerns of the
companies' alleged ties to the Chinese military.
NYSE said in a statement late Monday that it wouldn't delist the
securities of China Mobile Ltd., China Telecom Corp. and China
Unicom Hong Kong Ltd., citing "further consultation with relevant
regulatory authorities."
The Hong Kong-listed shares of the three telecom majors jumped
on the news. Shares of China Mobile, which is among the most
valuable of China's listed state-owned enterprises, were up 6.7% in
midday trade, while China Telecom and China Unicom rose 6.7% and
8.5%, respectively.
The NYSE last week said it would move to delist the three
companies following a U.S. government order barring Americans from
investing in companies it says help the Chinese military.
Write to Ben Otto at ben.otto@wsj.com
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