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Loo & Partners LLP is advising Hsu Fu Chi International Limited (“Hsu Fu Chi”)
October 2011
China’s leading confectionery manufacturers, in an acquisition by Nestlé of a 60% stake in Hsu Fu Chi for an aggregate amount of SGD2.1 billion. The four Hsu brothers who founded Hsu Fu Chi in Taiwan in 1992 will retain a 40% shareholding after the completion of the deal.
俊昭法律事务所正代表徐福记国际有限公司(“徐福记”)参与雀巢收购徐福记60%股权的项目,该项目之标的额达新币21亿元。徐福记的创始人徐氏家族将在收购完成后保存40%的股权。
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