Carlyle sells some of China's tai-Bao shares for up to 1.79 billion dollars

NetEase Finance January 7 News According to foreign reports, Carlyle Group is seeking to sell the Chinese kingpin holding a portion of the stake to raise not more than 1.79 billion U.S. dollars, which will be Carlyle Group for the second time within two weeks to sell the company shares. The Dow Jones news Agency reported that according to a contract rule seen in Friday, Carlyle Group would sell 415.2 million shares per share of 33.28-33.45 Hong Kong dollars, accounting for 17.9% of the total number of China's most-traded shares.　　The price of the sale was discounted to 0-0.5% by the 33.45 Hong Kong dollar close of Friday. Under the terms of the contract, Goldman Sachs is the exclusive bookkeeping firm for the deal.　　According to people familiar with the matter, Carlyle Group sold 860 million of billions of dollars in private placements last December 30 to sell some of its stake in the Chinese kingpin. As of January 7 closed, China's Tai Bao A shares reported 22.77 Yuan, up 1.56%;