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UBS Group: Gives CHINA TOWER a "Neutral" rating with a Target Price of 1.15 Hong Kong dollars.
UBS Group published a research report stating that it gives CHINA TOWER (00788) a "Neutral" rating with a Target Price of 1.15 HKD. The company previously announced that Shareholders approved the proposal for a share consolidation and capital reduction, which is expected to take effect from February 20. The report mentioned that the potential share consolidation and adjustment of the number of shares per lot should create a more favorable Trade environment for institutional investors. After the consolidation, volatility is expected to become less severe, and the amount per lot will be 2.5 times what it was before, which may create a friendlier Trade environment for institutional investors. In addition, the bank also indicated that CHINA TOWER must allocate 10% of its annual net profit to the statutory.
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