This week, Jardine Matheson announced its acquisition plans of its subsidiary Jardine Strategic, which is valued at approximately US$5.5 billion and is expected to become effective by the end of April. The deal will detangle its decades-old cross-holding group structuring. David Kuo, Co-Founder of The Smart Investor shares more about why the group was originally structured this way, and what the deal means for shareholders. 

<p>This week, Jardine Matheson announced its acquisition plans of its subsidiary Jardine Strategic, which is valued at approximately US$5.5 billion and is expected to become effective by the end of April. The deal will detangle its decades-old cross-holding group structuring. <strong>David Kuo, Co-Founder of The Smart Investor&nbsp;</strong>shares more about why the group was originally structured this way, and what the deal means for shareholders.&nbsp;</p>

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