A Hong Kong-controlled property and logistics developer that built trade centres for China's rural-to-city migration wave, went private from the New York stock exchange in 2016, and then quietly relisted on a small Caribbean exchange in Curaçao — all while its controlling family still holds roughly four-fifths of the shares. Full nameChina Metro-Rural Holdings Limited Ticker / ExchangeCMRH · Dutch Caribbean Securities Exchange (DCSX), Curaçao IncorporationBritish Virgin Islands HeadquartersTsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong SectorProperty development / Agricultural logistics (China) EmployeesNot published: the DCSX listing page and company IR site carry no …
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