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CGA China Gateway

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
China Gateway LSE:CGA London Ordinary Share GB00B1P70L34 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.75 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

China Gateway Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/8/2010
13:18
Interesting!
double6
23/8/2010
12:19
Not sure, maybe the deals they are looking at are about to be announced
baronstjohn
23/8/2010
10:53
hello hello 20% up. Why?
asparks
08/1/2010
00:23
Not sure Sparks. The interest in the new development in Kent seems to under wraps at the moment which we were reliably informed would commence early 2010.Maybe CGA are begining to make a move and this recent increase is just the start.I keep searching the net for updated info but there is none. Also dont we have the end of year figures shortly is so they will be an interesting read
baronstjohn
07/1/2010
10:35
baron - what does that all mean? Surely it cant account for the share price rise yesterday?
asparks
07/1/2010
03:50
RNS Number : 1227F
China Gateway International PLC
06 January 2010


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 6 January 2010

China Gateway International PLC

("China Gateway", "CGI" or "the Company")
Total Voting Rights

For the purposes of the Disclosure and Transparency Rules of the Financial Services Authority, the Board of China Gateway International PLC (the "Company") is required to notify the market of the following:

As at the date of this announcement, the Company's issued share capital consists of 22,570,283 ordinary shares with a nominal value of 1p each, with voting rights ("Ordinary Shares"). The Company does not hold any Ordinary Shares in Treasury.

Therefore the total number of Ordinary Shares in the Company with voting rights is 22,570,283.
The above figure of 22,570,283 Ordinary Shares may be used by shareholders in the Company as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, the share capital of the Company under the Financial Service Authority's Disclosure and Transparency Rules.

baronstjohn
06/1/2010
23:13
Interesting chart... Is now the time to buy I wonder???
wstirrup
06/1/2010
10:13
5-day chart showing bid/offer spread shaded - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and intraday chart



+ 3 month charts -----------------------------------------------------------and 2 year charts

asparks
06/1/2010
09:57
....tumbleweed....
asparks
06/1/2010
09:09
hello what's caused the rise today then?
asparks
11/11/2009
11:08
nice tick up today...any reason for it?
asparks
06/9/2009
19:53
www.chinagatewayinfo.com

Interesting website

baronstjohn
06/9/2009
19:51
China GatewayWelcome to China Gateway Manston. This website has been devised to give you detailed information about the China Gateway's Business Park, Manston site. ...
baronstjohn
04/9/2009
10:43
nice RNS:

RNS Number : 5190Y
China Gateway International PLC
04 September 2009

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China Gateway International Plc
("CGI" or "the Company")


Visit of Chinese delegation & 'In principle' agreement to purchase land


China Gateway International (CGI), the AIM listed property company,
announces that it has hosted a delegation from the Chinese Peoples Association
for Friendship with Foreign Countries, including the Honorary President of the
China Friendship Foundation, Madam Li Xiaolin, the daughter of the former
President of China Li Xiannian. Also in the delegation were Mr Yao Mingyu, the
Vice Chairman and Secretary General of the Chinese People's Association for
Friendship with Foreign Countries, and Mr Lu Changhe from the China National
Culture and Art Company. The delegates were also accompanied by Mr Hu Yuandong,
the Head of the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO)
Investment Technology Promotions Office (ITPO), Beijing.

The purpose of the visit was to show the delegation the Company's property
at Manston and explain the concept of the China Euro Cultural Industry Hub
(CECIH).


The CECIH project plans to attract up to 300 businesses & commercial
organisations from China to a purpose built 'Hub' at Manston Business Park. This
would be the first of the 'China Gateway' buildings to be constructed.


The Company also announces that an 'in principle' agreement has been reached
with East Kent Opportunities (a joint venture between Kent County Council &
Thanet District Council) for the purchase of a further 5.5 acres of land
(subject to contract) at Manston Business Park, adjacent to the Company's
existing land holding.


A further announcement will be made if a Contract to Purchase is entered into.

asparks
02/9/2009
09:16
Market relief as Chinese manufacturing surges
Leo Lewis Asia Business Correspondent

Chinese manufacturing climbed in August at its fastest pace since the collapse of Lehman Brothers, calming market nerves over the strength of its economic recovery and halting Monday's collapse of Shanghai share prices.

The reports came amid anecdotal evidence that life may be returning to the factory heartlands of eastern China – parts of which turned into virtual ghost towns at the end of last year as plants locked their gates and migrant workers headed back to the countryside.

Analysts attributed the revival of manufacturing to the Chinese Government's RMB4 trillion (£360 billion) stimulus package and to astronomical levels of bank lending – a state-prescribed extension of credit that is expected to total RMB10 trillion by the end of the calendar year.

Andy Rothman, China strategist at CLSA, said that the manufacturing expansion showed that the Chinese recovery was "neither too hot nor too cold".

"Public and private statements by Chinese officials signal clearly that they are not worried about asset price bubbles, and they are instead concerned about the sustainability of the economic recovery now underway," he said.

The most significant risk to the story, he added, was that the Government could get its management of the big picture right, but miss out on important details.

Others raised a note of caution over the rate of manufacturing expansion, pointing out that any comparison with August 2008 is skewed by the Olympics and government curbs on factory activities around that time. Manufacturing accounts for 40 per cent of the Chinese economy, and some observers question whether growth is sustainable if it relies mainly on domestic demand – China's middle classes are growing and spending more, but the continuing slump in US and European demand is painful for tens of thousands of small factory owners.

The data came via two separate purchasing managers indexes and prompted several economists to dismiss recent fears over the Chinese growth story as overdone – particularly the reaction of domestic stock traders who knocked 22 per cent off the market in August.

The closely-watched China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing survey showed the index rising to a level of 54.0 in August from its July level of 53.3. Anything above the 50.0 mark represents expansion. The signs of healthier growth were tempered by what economists said were fairly unconvincing export numbers: they were growing, but more slowly than they have done since April.

Wensheng Peng, Barclay's Capital economist, said that the PMI reports suggested that growth momentum remained healthy, despite the recent concerns on a credit slowdown and stock market retreat.

"We maintain our view that inflation risks remain a concern in the medium-term, and a slowdown in the supply of credit at this point would help to reduce the risk of a drastic tightening in 2010, which could lead to a sharp fall in growth and asset prices," he said.

asparks
28/8/2009
08:10
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 28 August 2009







China Gateway International Plc ("the Company")




Unaudited six month Interim Report for period to 31 May 2009







The Company sets out below its unaudited interim results for the six months ended 31 May 2009. The unaudited six month interim report for the period to 31 May 2009 is being posted to shareholders, and is available on the Company's web-site www.cgi-plc.com.







Chairman's Statement




On 26 June Commercial Group Properties Plc announced a change of its company name to China Gateway International Plc (CGI). This change effectively brought the Company name more in tune with our proposed end user and reflected the importance of our Chinese business activity. Our new name promotes the globalisation opportunities for Chinese businesses and our property's key location as a gateway to Europe for them.




The Company has continued building on its strong relationships in China during the period under review. This has resulted in several opportunities for potential investment into its Manston project. China Gateway International is fortunate to have the support of the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) Investment and Trade Promotion Office (ITPO) in China and has been working hard to establish the key foundation that will help to deliver the first elements of construction at Manston.




Despite difficult times for the worldwide economy, the Company remains on track to commence development at Manston during the first half of 2010.




The Board continues to believe that, given its excellent relationships with China, CGI is in a position to capitalise on their globalisation program. Despite the current financial challenges, the Company still expects to increase the value of its investment property at Manston by the progression of China Gateway through continued support of its existing lending bank and access to new finance sources with support from UNIDO ITPO - China.




The Company acknowledges the support of local agencies including the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) and Thanet District Council for their continued support of the Company's development proposals.









ROBIN BOLTON

26 August 2009

baronstjohn
04/8/2009
12:31
Is it now starting to look interesting ,up 20% at the mo. Is there news around the corner about to appear.Glad l am in early as this may just take off.
baronstjohn
20/7/2009
16:04
this isn't looking very promising i must say
thebull3
30/6/2009
23:10
Here we go. This is some company who when times are hard are proving that doing nothing will leave you far behind. Now with this latest announcement and transformation they will move forward and become an institutional success which is good to see in these uncertain times.
baronstjohn
30/6/2009
23:08
Result of AGM and EGM (Comm)





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RNS Number : 5977U
Commercial Group Properties PLC
26 June 2009

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For immediate release
26 June 2009


Commercial Group Properties PLC
("Commercial Group", "CGP" or "the Company")
Results of general meetings
Change of Name and website address


At the AGM and the EGM held yesterday, all resolutions were passed.


Accordingly, the name of the Company has changed to China Gateway International
plc, with ticker CGA. Trading in the Company's shares under the new name will
commence on Monday 29 June 2009.


The website address at which the information required by AIM Rule 26 will be
available is:
www.chinagatewayintplc.com

baronstjohn
30/6/2009
23:05
Today we see into the future of new possibilties and new found wealth
baronstjohn
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