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Morgan Stanley invests in Agile's Hainan project

By Sameera Anand | 7 July 2008
Keywords: morgan stanley | agile property | hainan

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The property arm of the US investment bank pays $770 million for a 30% stake in a resort development project in an upcoming tourism area in China.

Hong Kong-listed property developer Agile Property Holdings has sold a significant minority interest in its Hainan development project to a Morgan Stanley investment vehicle for Rmb5.28 billion ($770 million).

Morgan Stanley will make the investment by picking up a 30% stake in Crown Golden, a company created by Agile in February 2007 to develop the Hainan project, Agile said in a statement filed late on Thursday.

The project, a resort development in Lingshui in Hainan, near Sanya, will have a total floor area of 9.86 million square metres and will be developed in two ...

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