Hutchison ports deal: China regulator warns parties not to circumvent probe
- China's market regulator warned CK Hutchison about selling its overseas ports business on Sunday.
- The warning followed a report suggesting parties might separate two Panama Canal ports from the transaction.
- CK Hutchison plans selling its 80 percent stake in 43 global ports to a BlackRock-led consortium.
- A spokesman stated they are "highly concerned" about the "$23 billion" transaction and will review it.
- Parties must not circumvent the antitrust review or implement the deal before approval, facing legal responsibility.
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China Warns Against Trying to Evade Review of Li Ka-Shing’s Port Deal
China Warns Against Trying to Evade Review of Li Ka-Shing’s Port Deal - Parties involved in the deal will be held legally liable if they use any means to try and circumvent the review or complete the transaction before it is approved, State Administration for Market Regulation says
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