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Alibaba completes surprising investment in UCAR with a 10% stake
03/24/2016|5:08:53 PM|
Alibaba is said to have completed its investment in B2C chauffeured service UCAR, splashing out RMB 3 billion in exchange for nearly 10% of UCAR’s shares.
CITS and HKCTS to merge into largest state-owned travel enterprise
02/26/2016|11:28:23 PM|
The CITS Group Corporation and the HKCTS Group Corporation are planning a possible consolidation. The plan, yet to be finalized, will have to be approved by the authorities.
CAR Inc. solidifies its position, entry barriers get stronger too
03/18/2016|11:12:19 AM|
As debt financing, vehicle purchasing and setting up operations and a brand get tougher in auto mobility, CAR believes its current position is quite strong at this juncture.
UTour may gain 10% shares plus a board seat in Ctrip's vacation business
03/17/2016|9:33:15 AM|
UTour and Ctrip will undertake cross-shareholding of 10% stake in each other and the former might acquire a board seat in the latter's holiday unit after the UTour acquires Huayuan.
Sabre reports fourth quarter and full year 2015 results
02/09/2016|11:23:46 AM|
Sabre's Q4 2015 Travel Network revenue increased 22.3% to $531.2 million and its Adjusted EBITDA increased 20.9% to $208.0 million. Total bookings increased 33.0% driven by the acquisition of Abacus and continued strong growth in North America and EMEA.
Ctrip’s partner UTour plans full acquisition of HuaYuan
03/03/2016|6:18:43 PM|
Ctrip’s partner Beijing Utour International Travel Service Co Ltd (UTour) plans to buy out Huayuan International Travel (HuaYuan) for RMB 2.6 billion. The funds for the purchase will be raised by issuing 65.61 million shares at RMB 35.82 per share plus RMB 250 million in cash.
Shouqi Car Rental buys 40% stake of Reo Car Rental
02/16/2016|11:01:04 AM|
Shouqi Car Rental has acquired a 40% stake of Reo Car Rental and become the latter’s largest shareholder. The move helps further its game plan in the domestic car rental market.
Ctrip eyes new milestones: 1 trillion RMB in GMV by 2020
01/18/2016|4:28:16 PM|
After signing a spate of deals in 2015, Ctrip is eyeing a better grip of the Chinese travel e-commerce business, a complex, fragmented marketplace.
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