China Unicom Limited

Vampire - Nothing Left to Prove
Last week saw AGMs of CITIC Pacific, Hysan, Li & Fung, China Unicom, Cathay, Swire, HK Electric and CKI. In every case, a majority of investor votes were against the 20% cash issue mandate, but controllers pushed it through. With 10 HSI companies now having voted, Project Vampire has nothing left to prove - investors have voted on average by more than 2 to 1 against the issue mandate. It's time for the regulators to act. (16-May-04)

Vampire bites Unicom
Investors in China Unicom yesterday voted by a 3:2 margin against the general issue mandate, striking another victory for Project Vampire. The fight for pre-emptive rights in Hong Kong has begun. (13-May-03)

China Unicom Voting Recommendations
The 7th AGM in Project Poll is on 12-May-03, and we now produce our voting recommendations. We urge shareowners to register votes against the general mandate. If China Unicom issues new shares, don't you want your entitlement? (28-Apr-03)

Proposed appointment of auditors
Company announcement, 9-May-02
Yes, with just two working days before the AGM, and no time left for absent shareholders to send votes, China Unicom finally decided which auditors would be proposed for appointment at the AGM.

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