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Hua Lien International's Subsidiary to Sell Property in Jamaica for $2.6 Million
HUA LIEN INT'L (00969) sells the Bernard Lodge sugar factory in Jamaica with a transaction value of 2.55 million USD.
Jin Wu Financial News | HUA LIEN INT'L (00969) announces that Pan Caribbean Sugar Company Limited (which holds a 70% indirect subsidiary interest) has entered into a sale agreement with AYD Construction Limited (the buyer) dated March 10, 2025 (Jamaica time) to sell the Bernard Lodge sugar factory located in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, Jamaica, comprising three plots of land with a total area of 18.079 hectares. The Bernard Lodge sugar factory has been abandoned and is situated on these three plots.
HUA LIEN INT'L (00969.HK) plans to sell its property in Jamaica for 2.55 million USD.
On March 11, Glonghui announced that HUA LIEN INT'L (00969.HK) stated that the seller, Pan-Caribbean Sugar Industry (which holds a 70% stake in its indirect subsidiary), entered into a sales agreement dated March 10, 2025 (Jamaica time), whereby the seller agrees to sell and the buyer agrees to purchase the property for $2.55 million. It is reported that the property is located in Bernard Lodge, Spanish Town, Saint Catherine Parish, Jamaica, consisting of three plots with a total area of 18.079 hectares, with unconditional full ownership by the seller, as
Express News | Hua Lien International (Holding) - Property Sold for US$2.55 Million
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