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Shares of many U.S. listed companies that have entered into non-binding going private offers over the past year are trading lower on Thursday. For example, shares of
Momo Inc (ADR)MOMO were trading lower by more than 4 percent, as were shares of
YY Inc (ADR)YY. Other China-based companies saw smaller losses, such as
21Vianet Group IncVNET and
E Commerce China Dangdang Inc (ADR)DANG.
All of the previously mentioned companies have either received non-binding going private offers or have reached definitive agreements to go private.
According to
Geo Investing, a news report surfaced in Chinese media that has not been disseminated by western media sources. Geo Investing cited a report from
Tencent Finance which stated that there is a rumor that the China Securities Regulatory Commission will postpone the relisting of the "ChinaHybrids" that have been taken private or plan to go private.
"Specifically the article rumored that a relisting in China through buying a shell company, a restructuring process or IPO might be restrained," Geo Investing noted.
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