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SINGAPORE (Feb 7): The consortium led by CWG International's co-founder will go ahead to delist the company after garnering a 90.19% stake in the property group.
SINGAPORE (Dec 29): Qian Jianrong, the co-founder, executive chairman, and chief executive officer of CWG International, is leading a consortium to make a voluntary conditional cash offer for shares in the SGX-listed real estate group, with the intention
SINGAPORE (Dec 13): CWG International’s 95.8%-owned subsidiary, Bluesky Parramatta, is selling a plot of land in Sydney, Australia to Parkes 88 for A$40 million ($40.6 million).
SINGAPORE (Nov 13): Property developer CWG International saw 3Q losses narrow to RMB25 million ($5 million) from RMB53.3 million a year ago on a surge in revenue over the quarter.
SINGAPORE (Aug 21): CWG International, the developer formerly known as Chiwayland International, says its subsidiary put in a successful bid for the land use rights of a land parcel in China.
SINGAPORE (Aug 7): CWG International, formerly known as Chiwayland International, reported losses for the 1H17 ended June narrowed to RMB 38.8 million ($7.8 million) from losses of RM 54.1 million a year ago.
SINGAPORE (March 30): CWG International, the developer formerly known as Chiwayland International, has acquired a 60% stake in Suzhou Xinglun Tourism, formerly called Suzhou Industrial Park Business Travel Tourism Industry, for RMB197.18 million ($40 mill