Shenzhen-listed China International Marine Containers did not have immediate plans to inject more assets into Enric Energy Equipment although it would not rule out such a possibility, said vice-president Zhao Qingsheng (right). Last week, CIMC bought a 42.18 per cent stake in Hong Kong-listed Enric for HK$1.13 billion from Enric's largest shareholder Wang Yusuo (second left). It is offering to buy more shares at HK$5.92 each.
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Shenzhen-listed China International Marine Containers did not have immediate plans to inject more assets into Enric Energy Equipment although it would not rule out such a possibility, said vice-president Zhao Qingsheng (right). Last week, CIMC bought a 42.18 per cent stake in Hong Kong-listed Enric for HK$1.13 billion from Enric's largest shareholder Wang Yusuo (second left). It is offering to buy more shares at HK$5.92 each.
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