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** A little-known Hong Kong investor has built a 14 percent stake in troubled internet of things company Telit, according to filings, becoming its largest shareholder
** Run Liang Tai Management has overtaken former CEO Oozi Cats, who stepped down after it emerged he was indicted in a US mortgage fraud case, as top shareholder
** Cats has not disclosed any share dealing in his 12.9 pct stake since August 7
** Telit reported a shock H1 loss shortly before Cats' departure and has since warned on FY profits. Its shares are down more than 60 percent since May
** Run Liang Tai Management Limited was incorporated in April 2016, according to Hong Kong regulatory filings
** Its listed contact, Jian Xue, is the general manager of a Chinese chemicals company, Nantong Jiangshan Agrochemical & Chemicals Co, according to Reuters data
** One of Run Liang Tai's few publicly-disclosed investments is a stake of unknown size in Baidu subsidiary iQiyi announced in February 2017
** A number of other funds have taken stakes in Telit, though the seller remains unclear. Only Norges Bank Investment Management has disclosed sales of more than a million shares since the H1 loss and Cats' departure
** A spokesperson for Telit said the company was not able to provide more information on Run Liang Tai
und aus: www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?ShareTicker=TCM
Oozi Cats sold 7million+ shares on reported RNS 24 May 2017 and agreed as part of the deal not to sell any other shares in Tellit for six months, and of course should he wish to sell when this period expires it will almost certainly be a private block sale off the books. My guess is Run Liang Tai are likely to act as brokers in any deal with a third party (likely Chinese competitor) wishing to mount a buy out, they only need a few more percent if combined with block held by Oozi Cats to secure the 30% level.
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