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China’s Dongfeng Plans to List EV Unit, Take Rest Private
A Dongfeng Motor Co. Box electric vehicle at the 2025 International Automotive and Supply Chain Expo in Hong Kong.
Photographer: Chan Long Hei/BloombergDongfeng Motor Group Co. plans to withdraw its Hong Kong shares in a new twist on a long-awaited restructuring, part of transaction that will result in a new stock listing for its Voyah line of luxury new-energy vehicles.
Dongfeng’s H shareholders will receive HK$6.68 ($0.85) in cash and 0.3552608 Voyah H shares for each share they currently own, according to a filing Friday. The aggregate theoretical value of the transaction is about HK$10.85 per share, well above the HK$5.97 value of the shares when trading was suspended earlier this month.