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Media coverage of 'The HQ' by Shanghai Business Daily.

TREASURY China Trust, owned by Treasury Holdings, will today announce that work is about to begin on a 264,000 sq metre premium office centre in Shanghai.

Chairman Richard Barrett and the board organised the ceremony to celebrate the commencement of the development, due to be finished in 2013.

The building will be called The HQ in a reference to its location in the Hong Qiao business district.

Mr Barrett said: 'The HQ will become an iconic drawcard for multinational corporate clients and inyernational retailers.'

Media coverage of 'The HQ' by Reuters, Sina Real Estate and Souhu Focus Net.

Treasury China Trust (TCT) Monday announced that for the six months ending 30 June 2011, its real estate portfolio reflected a 9.28 per cent increase in valuation to RMB 11.7 billion (S$2.2 billion) after accounting for TCT's 55-per cent interest in Central Avenue Mall Qingdao, as determined by independent valuation company DTZ Debenham Tie Leung.

Media coverage of TCT from China Philanthropy Times

Media coverage of TCT from Real Estate Times and
Sohu Real Estate.

Media coverage of TCT from Shanghai Morning Post, Sina.com and Jiefang Daily Online.

Trust upbeat on office, retail rentals, citing strong demand
in China.

China Securities Journal reported that Treasury Holdings acquired Huahai Mall. Shanghai Financial News reported that Treasury China Trust announced the official opening of the Irish Centre in Shanghai recently.

Irish Times, City herald, Sohu Focus, Sina.com reported
that Treasury China Trust yesterday announced the official opening of
the Irish Centre in Shanghai.

SINGAPORE, June 16 (Reuters) - NRA Capital has initiated coverage of Singapore-listed Treasurry China Trust, which owns commercial real estate in China, at overweight with a target price of S$2.23.

Treasury China Trust (TCT) has announced the official opening of Irish Centre in Shanghai, a new strategic Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative.

According to the 12th 5-year plan, with the strategy of focusing on domestic consumption, China plans to double its retail sales to RMB30 trillion by 2015, translating into a compound annual growth rate of about 15 per cent over the period.

The best performing real estate fund manager in Asia is about to celebrate its first full year as a Singapore listed business trust.

Net property income of $12.45m also 3.5% better than that for Q4, 2010

Gross revenue at Treasury China Trust, the China-based company which is 30 per cent owned by Treasury Holdings, rose 14 per cent in the first quarter.

Treasury China Trust (TCT) has completed its purchase of a 55% interest in a China mall, boosting its total assets to RMB11 billion ($2.1 billion), says the trust manager, Treasury Holdings Real Estate Pte Ltd.

Treasury China Trust (TCT) has completed its acquisiotion of a 55 per cent interest in Central Avenue Mall in Qingdao, China

Reuters, Business World, The Irish Times, Business and Finance Daily News Service and ListedCompany.com reported that Treasury China Trust announced that its real estate portfolio for 2010 rose 4.6 percent to 9.61 billion yuan ($1.45 billion).

Singapore-listed property investor Treasury China Trust plans to invest more than one billion yuan (HK$1.16 billion) in at least three shopping arcades on the mainland as it positions itself to take advantage of the growing wealth of consumers there.

A COMPANY controlled by Treasury Holdings has successfully completed a private placement as it looks to raise funds for a €210m investment in China.

Treasury China Trust (TCT), which is chaired by Richard Barrett, said it raised SGD26.7m (€15.4m) by private placement to partially fund the investments in shopping malls in Qingdao and Shanghai.

TREASURY China Trust (TCT) — the Chinese arm of Irish property development company, Treasury Holdings — has successfully raised more than €15 million in a private share placement that will go towards two acquisitions the company has identified.

The placing of just over 16 million shares (6.7% of the company’s original share capital) on the Singapore Stock Exchange — where the company listed earlier this year — was substantially oversubscribed, with Sing$26.7m (€15.4m) being raised after investors paid out a premium for the stock. Neither Treasury — which counts as the largest single shareholder in TCT — nor any of its related companies took part in the placement.

The proceeds from the placing will fund TCT’s (formerly China Real Estate Opportunities/CREO) further expansion into China’s retail property sector — with the purchase of the Retail Mall building in Shanghai and the Central Avenue Mall development in Qingdao; the latter being TCT’s first foray outside of Shanghai.

A private shares placing by Treasury China Trust (TCT), the China-focussed property investment unit of Ireland's Treasury holdings, has raised 26.7m Singapore dollars (E15.4m).

It plans placement bond issue to raise $79m financing
BY LYNETTE KHOO
Treasury China Trust has entered into two separate agreements to acquire two properties for $206.64 million.

Treasury China Trust wishes to announce that it is proposing to issue 16,095,047 new units by way of a private placement pursuant to Section 282W of the Securities and Futures Act, Chapter 289 of Singapore to raise gross proceeds of SGD26,717,779 to partially fund the proposed acquisitions of Central Avenue Mall in Qingdao and Retail Mall in Shanghai.

Treasury China Trust has entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement to acquire a 55% interest in Sanyang Property Development Co., Ltd.

SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Treasury China Trust (LG2U.SG) said Thursday that it has signed agreements to buy two malls in China for a total consideration of S$283.3 million.

Dow Jones Newswires (Shanghai) interviewed Richard David, chief executive of Treasury China Trust on Tuesday. The article reported that TCT, a business trust focused on commercial real estate in China, is eyeing acquisitions in retail buildings in second-tier cities such as Qingdao in East China and Xi’an in Central China.

It forms strategic partnership with Ginwa Group
By LINETTE LIM

TREASURY China Trust (TCT) has entered into a strategic partnership with Ginwa Group to tap the emerging commercial real estate market in central and western China.

Reuters reported that Treasury China Trust, which focuses on Chinese commercial real estate, is eyeing acquisitions in second-tier Chinese cities to tap the rising purchasing power of consumers, after an interview with Richard David on Friday.

The article reported that TCT signed a partnership agreement with Ginwa Group in Xi’an city this week to look for opportunities in China’s central province of Shaanxi.  The article quoted Richard David as saying that, “Residential property developers are now moving inland with the infrastructure. So now that these cities are starting to establish, they now have demand for commercial real estate.”

- Shanghai Morning Post reported that Central Plaza was reopened after a comprehensive refurbishment programme in recent days. The building is a high quality office tower complemented by a unique 3 level food and beverage retail podium and has now 97% committed occupancy.

- Richard David, Executive Director and CEO of the Trustee-Manager for Treasury China Trust, said TCT will continue to manage the building to the standard our tenants expect and maintain its new status as a premium property for companies and retail businesses.

- Xinmin Evening News reported that TCT has recently finished a refurbishment programme of Central Plaza. Mr.Simon Harding Roots, COO of TCT, said buyers now prefer to buy commercial real estate to beat inflation expectations. TCT are optimistic about Shanghai's real estate which benefits the company in the capital market.

-TCT expects to double its revenue over the next three years on the back of sterling rental growth and expansion of current portfolio;
-It may outpace its target if any of the potential acquisitions in its pipeline materialises;
-Said Richard David, CEO of TCT, "We are constantly looking for opportunities to achieve value growth, either organically through asset enhancements, or through acquisitions and strategic tie-ups where it makes sense.";

By Lynette Khoo
Treasury Cjina Trust (TCT) expects to double its revenue in the next three years on th eback of sterling rental growth and expansion of current portfolio.

It may even outpace its target if any of the potential acquisitions in its pipeline materialises.

"Within the next 36 months, we'll double our revenue to more than 800 million yuan (S$156.2 million) per annum," said TCT chief executive Richard David.

"We are still seeing double-digit rental growth across our portfolio, so it's a combination of rental growth in our existing portfolio, and the adding of 88,000 sq m in the City Centre and building of 75,000 sq m space in Beijing Logistics Park," he added

TCT has reported a distributable income of $845,000 for the third quarter ended Sep 30, 2010;

SINGAPORE: Treasury China Trust (TCT) has announced a distribution per unit (DPU) of 2.5 Singapore cents for the third quarter.

Distributable income over the same period was S$845,000.

TCT, which listed on Singapore's main board stock exchange in June this year, focuses exclusively on the acquisition, development and management of commercial real estate assets in China.

The trust said its higher occupancy and rental rates were driven largely by new leasing transactions with blue-chip tenants, including Casio and Rockwell Collins.

While China's residential property cooling measures impacted sentiment for the real estate sector in general, commercial property fundamentals in the country remain sound, according to Treasury China Trust (TCT).

Sharing Wednesday TCT's performance for the quarter ending 30 September 2010 (3Q2010), Richard David, CEO of TCT, said that the trust will continue to expand its footprint in China.

Treasury China Trust is to be profiled on the ChannelNewsAsia ‘Public Insight’ program in early October and we invite you to view the telecast which will offer viewers an unprecedented opportunity to understand the market in which we operate and gain knowledge of our people, our
portfolio and our business strategy. Please note the dates, telecasting times and locations as follows:

See the full ChannelNewsAsia announcement here

In conjunction with its Inaugural Corporate Governance Week from Oct 4-8, the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) is calling on listed companies to make a public statement.

HONG KONG (CBID) Sept. 7 -- Treasury China Trust, a Singapore-listed business trust focusing on commercial real estate in China, expects to double its revenue for the financial year ending December 2013 from this year as an expanded commercial project in Shanghai draws more tenants.

Nina's Sichuan Restaurant recently signed an 8 year extension on its lease at Treasury China Trust's Central Plaza in Shanghai, at an 82% increase over the previous rent.

Shanghai retail property rentals are seeing strong support despite increasing supply as businesses expand their footholds in response to robust consumption, industry sources say.

After spending 11 years working in China, Richard David, Director and Chief Executive Officer of Mainboard newcommer Treasury China Trust (TCT), is all too familiar with the ups and downs of the country's property market.

TCT has finalised terms with Nina’s Sichuan Restaurant, located on the ground floor of its Central Plaza property in Shanghai.

TREASURY China Trust (tivker symbol: tct) is the latest addition to a growing and impressive list of cross-border property vehicles trading out of Singapore's stock exchange.

TREASURY Holdings Real Estate Pte Ltd, manager of Treasury China Trust (TCT), a Singapore-registered business trust, has announced that it has paid off an existing loan and secured a new lone on better terms from another bank.

By NICHOLAS YEO

TREASURY Holdings Real Estate, the trustee manager of locally listed Treasury China Trust (TCT), has announced the completion of a five-year $658 million multi-currency loan facility for the City Center office and retail complex in Shanghai.

Having listed Treasury China Trust in Singapore and hired a regional CIO and CFO, the Irish property investment manager plans further Asian expansion.

SINGAPORE: Mainboard-listed property group, Treasury China Trust or TCT, said on Monday that its real estate portfolio has recorded an increase in value.

A trust focusing exclusively on China's commercial real estate market began trading on the Singapore Exchange yesterday.

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By Kevin Lim and Daryl Loo

A trust focusing exclusively on China's commercial real estate market began trading on the Singapore Exchange yesterday.

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