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Friday, 06 April 2012 14:24
Taiwan's China Development Financial Holding said Friday it planned to buy KGI Securities, the island's second-largest brokerage, for a record Tw$54.6 billion ($1.9 billion).
This file photo shows investors looking at stock display panel at a securities trading house in Taipei, in 2011. Taiwan's China Development Financial Holding says it plans to buy KGI Securities, the island's second-largest brokerage, for a record Tw$54.6 billion ($1.9 billion). , Photo: AFP
China Development said in a statement that its board approved the plan on Thursday and it would offer 1.2 new China Development shares and Tw$5.50 cash for every KGI share.
The deal, pending the financial regulator's approval, would give the two firms a combined market share of 9.5 percent, second only to Yuanta Polaris Securities, which has around 15 percent.
Yuanta Financial Holdings Polaris Securities in 2011 for Tw$48.9 billion in what is currently the island's biggest brokerage merger.
Friday's news gave a boost to shares of both companies, with KGI Securities up by its seven percent daily limit at Tw$12.15 while China Development rose 3.4 percent to Tw$8.63 around noon.
Source: AFP
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