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China MobileBörse Hong Kong Stock ExchangeHKDISIN US16941M1099 WKN: 909571
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China MobileBörse Börse FrankfurtISIN HK0941009539 WKN: 909622Symbol CTM
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ISIN US16941M1099
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Firmenname
China Mobile LimitedCEO: Yue Li
Marktkapitalisierung
133.815.486.215 (+- 50%)
Die einen sagen so, die anderen so... Es gibt 4 Datenquellen:
109.593.518.080 oder 200.332.124.645 oder 108.667.000.000 oder 116.669.302.134
Mitarbeiter
460.734 (+- 5%)
Die einen sagen so, die anderen so... Es gibt 4 Datenquellen:
456.239 oder 451.000 oder 485.000 oder 450.698 Mitarbeiter
Anzahl Aktien
20.475.483.000
KGV
9.46 (+- 33%)
Die einen sagen so, die anderen so... Es gibt 2 Datenquellen:
6.32 oder 12.6
EBITDA 0
PEGRatio 2.5135
Buchwert 38.295
Zahlte zuletzt am 03.05.2021 eine Dividende von 1,76 . Seit damals wurde keine Dividende mehr ausgeschüttet Übersicht
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124 News & Informationen zur China Mobile Aktie
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CNOOC and other oil firms may be next in line for delisting in the US after the Stock Exchange said it would remove China’s three biggest telecom companies
China Threatens Retaliation Against NYSE Move To Delist Country’s Major Telecom Operators
The trade tensions between Beijing and Washington have flared up again as the New York Stock Exchange moves to delist China’s three large telecom …
Beijing won’t retaliate strongly against the U.S. for delisting Chinese companies, analysts say
The New York Stock Exchange’s move to delist three Chinese companies has drawn ire from China, but analysts say Beijing won’t likely take significant action.
China securities regulator says NYSE delistings ‘political’, impact ‘limited’
China’s securities regulator on Sunday said New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) plans to delist three Chinese telecom firms are ‘political’ and that the impact will be ‘limited’.
China Opposes ‘Political’ NYSE Delistings of Major Telecom Firms, Says Impact ‘Limited’
Chinese Telecom Stocks Fall as U.S. Delisting Looms
Shares in China’s three large telecom carriers fell after the New York Stock Exchange said it would delist them to comply with a U.S. ban.
Chinese Telecom Stocks Fall as U.S. Delisting Looms
In Hong Kong morning trading, the largest, China Mobile, was on course for its lowest close since June 2006.
Asian Stocks Up, But Gains Capped By Prospect of a New Japanese State of Emergency
Asian Stocks Up, But Gains Capped By Prospect of a New Japanese State of Emergency
NYSE’s decision to delist telecom firms ‘political’, impact ‘limited’: China
The China Securities Regulatory Commission, in a question and answer posted on its official website, said the plans are
China securities regulator says NYSE delistings ‘political’, impact ‘limited’
SHANGHAI: China’s securities regulator on Sunday said New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) plans to delist three Chinese telecom firms are
China telco shares lose 5% in first trading day since NYSE delisting announcement
China’s three biggest telcos saw their shares drop as much as 5% in Hong Kong on Monday, the first trading session since the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) said it would delist the firms under a plan China branded
China may retaliate for delisting firms – The Manila Times
China oil majors may face US delisting after NYSE drops telcos
Donald Trump signed an order barring American investments in Chinese firms owned or controlled by the military in a bid to pressure Beijing over what it views as abusive business practices.
China vows to retaliate for NYSE’s delisting of firms
BEIJING: China said on Saturday that it would take necessary countermeasures in response to the New York Stock Exchange’s announcement that it would delist three major Chinese telecoms, in the latest flare-up of tensions between Beijing and Washington. The stock exchange said on Thursday that it would delist China Telecom Corp. Ltd., China Mobile Ltd. and China Unicom Hong
NYSE to delist Chinese telco giants on US executive order
The New York Stock Exchange said it will delist three Chinese corporations to comply with a U.S. executive order that imposed restrictions on companies identified as affiliated with the Chinese military.
China Mobile Ltd., China Telecom Corp Ltd., China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd. will be suspended…
China threatens retaliation for NYSE delisting telecom firms
The New York Stock Exchange has begun delisting three Chinese telecom companies after an executive order from US President Donald Trump in October.
China to take ‘necessary measures’ after US delists three companies from stock exchange
China on Saturday vowed to take
China warns of retaliation for NY Stock Exchange delisting of companies
China said Saturday that it would take necessary countermeasures in response to the New York Stock Exchange’s announcement that it would delist three major Chinese telecoms, in the latest flare-up of tensions between Beijing and Washington.
China warns of retaliation for NYSE’s delisting of companies
China warns of retaliation for NYSE’s delisting of companies
China says it will take necessary countermeasures in response to the New York Stock Exchange’s announcement this week that it will delist three major Chinese telecoms, in the latest flare-up of tensions between Beijing and Washington.
China warns of retaliation for NYSE’s delisting of companies
China says it will take necessary countermeasures in response to the New York Stock Exchange’s announcement this week that it will delist three major Chinese telecoms, in the latest flare-up of tensions between Beijing and Washington
China warns of retaliation for NYSE’s delisting of companies
China said Saturday that it would take necessary countermeasures in response to the New York Stock Exchange’s announcement that it would delist three major Chinese telecoms.
NY Stock Exchange begins delisting three Chinese telecom firms
The move by the NYSE, which will limit US investor access, follows global index providers MSCI Inc, S&P Dow Jones Indices and FTSE Russell and Nasdaq deleting various Chinese companies from their indexes
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NYSE to Delist China’s Major Telecommunications Operators — 4th Update
By Chong Koh Ping and Drew FitzGerald
The New York Stock Exchange will delist China’s three large telecom carriers, after a U.S. government order barring Ameri…
NYSE to Delist China’s Major Telecommunications Operators — 3rd Update
By Chong Koh Ping and Drew FitzGerald
The New York Stock Exchange will delist China’s three large telecom carriers, after a U.S. government order barring Ameri…
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
China Mobile Ltd. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
China Mobile didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
An executive order signed by President Trump in November will block Americans from investing in a list of companies the U.S. government says supply and support China’s military, intelligence and security services.
China Mobile, which has a market value of about $117 billion, wasn’t included on the original blacklist, though its parent — China Mobile Communications Group — was. Its U.S. stock is thinly traded compared with its Hong Kong securities, FactSet data shows.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
A China Telecom spokesman had no immediate comment.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
CHINA TELECOM CORPORATION LIMITED stock exchange, news, information, press release, by, chong, koh, ping
Last month, index compilers including MSCI Inc., FTSE Russell and S&P Dow Jones Indices said they would remove some Chinese stocks from their benchmarks because of the order, though they didn’t exclude shares issued by subsidiaries and affiliates.
Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%. All figures reflect total returns, including dividends.
The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
Write to Chong Koh Ping at chong.kohping@wsj.com and Drew FitzGerald at andrew.fitzgerald@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
01-01-21 1724ET
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
China Mobile Ltd. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
China Mobile didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
An executive order signed by President Trump in November will block Americans from investing in a list of companies the U.S. government says supply and support China’s military, intelligence and security services.
China Mobile, which has a market value of about $117 billion, wasn’t included on the original blacklist, though its parent — China Mobile Communications Group — was. Its U.S. stock is thinly traded compared with its Hong Kong securities, FactSet data shows.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
China Mobile Ltd. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
China Mobile didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
An executive order signed by President Trump in November will block Americans from investing in a list of companies the U.S. government says supply and support China’s military, intelligence and security services.
China Mobile, which has a market value of about $117 billion, wasn’t included on the original blacklist, though its parent — China Mobile Communications Group — was. Its U.S. stock is thinly traded compared with its Hong Kong securities, FactSet data shows.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
China Mobile Ltd. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
China Mobile didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
An executive order signed by President Trump in November will block Americans from investing in a list of companies the U.S. government says supply and support China’s military, intelligence and security services.
China Mobile, which has a market value of about $117 billion, wasn’t included on the original blacklist, though its parent — China Mobile Communications Group — was. Its U.S. stock is thinly traded compared with its Hong Kong securities, FactSet data shows.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
A China Telecom spokesman had no immediate comment.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
CHINA TELECOM CORPORATION LIMITED stock exchange, news, information, press release, by, chong, koh, ping
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
China Mobile Ltd. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
China Mobile didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
An executive order signed by President Trump in November will block Americans from investing in a list of companies the U.S. government says supply and support China’s military, intelligence and security services.
China Mobile, which has a market value of about $117 billion, wasn’t included on the original blacklist, though its parent — China Mobile Communications Group — was. Its U.S. stock is thinly traded compared with its Hong Kong securities, FactSet data shows.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
China Mobile Ltd. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
China Mobile didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
An executive order signed by President Trump in November will block Americans from investing in a list of companies the U.S. government says supply and support China’s military, intelligence and security services.
China Mobile, which has a market value of about $117 billion, wasn’t included on the original blacklist, though its parent — China Mobile Communications Group — was. Its U.S. stock is thinly traded compared with its Hong Kong securities, FactSet data shows.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
A China Telecom spokesman had no immediate comment.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
CHINA TELECOM CORPORATION LIMITED stock exchange, news, information, press release, by, chong, koh, ping
Last month, index compilers including MSCI Inc., FTSE Russell and S&P Dow Jones Indices said they would remove some Chinese stocks from their benchmarks because of the order, though they didn’t exclude shares issued by subsidiaries and affiliates.
Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%. All figures reflect total returns, including dividends.
The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
Write to Chong Koh Ping at chong.kohping@wsj.com and Drew FitzGerald at andrew.fitzgerald@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
01-01-21 1724ET
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
China Mobile Ltd. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
China Mobile didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
An executive order signed by President Trump in November will block Americans from investing in a list of companies the U.S. government says supply and support China’s military, intelligence and security services.
China Mobile, which has a market value of about $117 billion, wasn’t included on the original blacklist, though its parent — China Mobile Communications Group — was. Its U.S. stock is thinly traded compared with its Hong Kong securities, FactSet data shows.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
A China Telecom spokesman had no immediate comment.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
CHINA TELECOM CORPORATION LIMITED stock exchange, news, information, press release, by, chong, koh, ping
Last month, index compilers including MSCI Inc., FTSE Russell and S&P Dow Jones Indices said they would remove some Chinese stocks from their benchmarks because of the order, though they didn’t exclude shares issued by subsidiaries and affiliates.
Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%. All figures reflect total returns, including dividends.
The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
Write to Chong Koh Ping at chong.kohping@wsj.com and Drew FitzGerald at andrew.fitzgerald@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
01-01-21 1724ET
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
Some Chinese companies, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc., have already obtained secondary listings in Hong Kong, which could help blunt the impact of such an action.
. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
A China Telecom spokesman had no immediate comment.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
CHINA TELECOM CORPORATION LIMITED stock exchange, news, information, press release, by, chong, koh, ping
Last month, index compilers including MSCI Inc., FTSE Russell and S&P Dow Jones Indices said they would remove some Chinese stocks from their benchmarks because of the order, though they didn’t exclude shares issued by subsidiaries and affiliates.
Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%. All figures reflect total returns, including dividends.
The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
Write to Chong Koh Ping at chong.kohping@wsj.com and Drew FitzGerald at andrew.fitzgerald@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
01-01-21 1724ET
China Mobile Ltd. — which is among the most valuable of China’s listed state-owned enterprises — will be kicked off the Big Board after more than two decades, along with China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.
NYSE said it would suspend trading in securities issued by China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom by Jan. 11. NYSE said it would also halt trading in closed-end funds and in exchange-traded products listed on its NYSE Arca exchange if they hold banned stocks.
On Friday, China Unicom said it would release a statement in due course.
China Mobile didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
An executive order signed by President Trump in November will block Americans from investing in a list of companies the U.S. government says supply and support China’s military, intelligence and security services.
China Mobile, which has a market value of about $117 billion, wasn’t included on the original blacklist, though its parent — China Mobile Communications Group — was. Its U.S. stock is thinly traded compared with its Hong Kong securities, FactSet data shows.
U.S. shares in China Mobile, the largest of the three companies by market value, declined 29% over the past year, according to FactSet, while China Telecom dropped 30% and China Unicom fell 39%. Over the same span, the S&P 500 index returned 18% and the communications-services sector of the MSCI World Index rose 22%.
Over the past decade, China Mobile shares have declined 15% including dividend payments, FactSet data show, while China Telecom has dropped 32% and China Unicom has fallen 54%. The S&P 500 has gained 267% on the same basis and the MSCI World communications sector has gained 165%.
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