Jardine delisted itself, I thought. An old hong, they decided, some years back, that listing in Bermuda and Singapore would provide a little distance from 1997, over which people were pretty concerned for a while.
They're an old-fashioned conglomerate, with many holdings, and through their many subsidiaries end up being the biggest landlord in HK, as well as the largest single employer.
I like the company and the stock, these days. The company's has been around for a while. They're trying to trim less profitable businesses, and though their results have been underwhelming for a little while, they still do fine. The stock is cheap, as mentioned, albeit with the caveats that apply to any company so heavily involved with Asia these days.
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