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STOCKS NEWS SINGAPORE-OCBC raises CapitaMalls target price
Jul 3rd 2012, 01:17

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Mon Jul 2, 2012 9:17pm EDT

  OCBC Investment Research raised its target price of  CapitaMalls Asia Ltd to S$1.79 from S$1.76 and kept  its 'buy' rating, citing stronger valuations for the shopping  mall developer's China assets and listed entities.      By 0103 GMT, CapitaMalls shares were 0.6 percent higher at  S$1.59, and have surged about 40 percent since the start of the  year, compared to the Straits Times Index's 10 percent  gain.      CapitaMalls said on Monday it had set up a $1 billion  private equity fund. OCBC said the fund would be an option for  capital recycling going forward, and could be a potential joint  venture partner for future developments, giving CapitaMalls  bigger scope for capital allocation for acquisitions.       "CapitaMalls' valuation remains undemanding, and we see  significant upside as its asset pipeline transitions into an  income-generating portfolio over 2012," OCBC said in a report.      0906 GMT (0106 GMT)      To read related story, click       (Reporting by Charmian Kok in Singapore;  charmian.kok@thomsonreuters.com)  

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