Top 5 News From ChinaKnowledge.comBeijing Capital Land sees sales revenue skyrocket 200%GM likely to import 17,335 China-made cars in 2011Hisense to enter the small appliances market in AustraliaICBC, Standard Bank to lend US$825 mln to Botswana power plantChina sees fewer new foreign-invested firms in Q1 May 14, 2009 (China Knowledge) - U.S.-based financial holding company JPMorgan Chase & Co has raised its shareholding in China Oilfield Services Ltd<601808><2883> to 7.2% from the previous 6.74%, according to the Stock Exchange's SDI information.
JPMorgan bought 7.15 million H-shares in China Oilfield Services for HK$55.61 million on May 7. The price for the transaction was HK$7.78 per share.
In addition, Baring Asset Management Ltd bought a total of 19.07 million H-shares in China Oilfield Services on May 5 and May 6.