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flag Mandarin Oriental's shares surged 36% after a buyout offer from Jardine Matheson, leading to delisting plans.

flag Mandarin Oriental's shares jumped 36% to $3.28 on October 21, 2025, following a privatisation offer from its controlling shareholder, Jardine Matheson, which proposed buying the remaining 11.96% of shares at $3.35 each, valuing the company at $4.2 billion. flag The offer, which includes a $925 million sale of part of its Hong Kong property to Alibaba and Ant Group, represents significant premiums over recent share prices and net asset value. flag The deal, if completed, would lead to the hotel group’s delisting from the Singapore Exchange. flag Jardine Matheson, already owning 88.04% of Mandarin Oriental, aims to streamline its structure and support future growth, with expansions planned in South Korea and north-western China.

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