CapitaMalls Asia gets formal go-ahead from HKEx

Trading of the shares in Hong Kong will begin at 9:30am on 18 October 2011.

CapitaMalls Asia announced that on 17 October 2011 The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited had provided their formal and final approval for the listing of, and permission to deal in, the ordinary shares in the capital of the company on the Main Board of the HKEx.

The shares will be primary-listed on SGX-ST and secondary-listed on HKEx. The company will trade under the Stock Code 6813, with CAPMALLSASIA-S as its English Stock Short Name and 凱德商用-S as its Chinese Stock Short Name on HKEx.

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