China Real Estate Opportunities

REO currently holds a 16.9% interest in China Real Estate Opportunities plc ("CREO").

CREO was listed on the AIM market in London on the 11th July 2007 under ticker symbol CREO, having successfully raised £259 million.

Harnessing the intimate local market knowledge and key relationships that Treasury Holdings has been able to develop through its presence in China since 2002, CREO's principal objective is to maximise capital growth from a portfolio of properties in China.

The initial focus will be on large scale development opportunities for income producing assets such as office, logistics and retail properties and high yielding sectors such as hotels and luxury residential and leisure resorts. The projects will all incorporate high quality design, specifications and finishes synonymous with Treasury Holdings.

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Edison Investment Research on CREO: Review 21 December 2009

"Improving FY10 outlook"

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Edison Investment Research on CREO: Review 07 September 2009

"Steady investment portfolio performance"

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Edison Investment Research on CREO: Review 31 March 2009

"Management focus for 2009 is on cash control and active portfolio amangement to support revenues"

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Matrix Corporate Capital on CREO: Analyst's Report 24 March 2008

"Whilst CREO’s NAV is likely to decline in 2009, we believe that the share price (at an 84% discount to NAV) is overly discounting the risks."

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Davy Research on CREO: Analyst's Report 05 December 2008

"Excellent long-term potential; offers 100% exposure to Chinese growth; trading at 80% discount to NAV."

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Landsbanki Securities on CREO: Analyst's Report 04 September 2008

"An Olympic Performance, NAV rises 17%
Enhanced asset valuations and currency appreciation drove NAV forward 17% during H1 2008; a welcome change from most property companies’ results.
Landsbanki anticipates that asset and currency appreciation will enhance NAV by a further 10% during H2 2008."

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