HONG KONG -- Chinese Estates Holdings, a Hong Kong-based developer and once-major shareholder in crisis-stricken peer China Evergrande Group, has proposed going private in a deal worth about 1.9 billion Hong Kong dollars ($244 million).
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Evergrande shareholder Chinese Estates looks to go private
Family of billionaire ex-chairman Joseph Lau proposes $244m investor buyout
Former Chinese Estates Chairman Joseph Lau, right, and CEO Kimbee Chan, left, recently announced the sale of some of their Evergrande shares. © Reuters
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