Richard Li trims stake in HKT Trust

The chairman raises $161 million on the back of a 75% gain in the share price since listing. An anchor investor takes about 70% of the deal.
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Richard Li: Cutting stake in HKT Trust to about 2.8%
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<div style="text-align: left;"> Richard Li: Cutting stake in HKT Trust to about 2.8% </div>

Richard Li last night raised about HK$1.25 billion ($161 million) from the sale of shares in HKT Trust, the Hong Kong-listed entity that holds the telecommunications business previously owned by PCCW. It was the first sell-down by the HKT Trust chairman, or any other substantial shareholder, through the capital markets since the trust went public in November 2011.

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