Qatar selling CX stake

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Hong Kong flag carrier Cathay Pacific Airways plans to buy back all of its shares owned by Qatar Airways for HK$6.96 billion (US$896 million) after the Middle Eastern airline said it wanted to sell the 9.57 per cent stake.
The Hong Kong carrier said on Wednesday night that Qatar Airways would sell all 643.07 million shares it held at HK$10.8374 each, subject to Cathay’s independent shareholders’ approval.

Cathay said the Doha-based carrier approached it and expressed its intention to sell all of its shareholding in the company.

 
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It is sad that Qatar is selling CX stake. It means there's going to be even more concentration of Chinese stake in CX shareholder register.
 

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