Nov 19 (Reuters) - Yusei Holdings Ltd:
* CO TO ALLOT AND ISSUE A TOTAL OF 30 MILLION SUBSCRIPTION SHARES AT PRICE OF HK$2.005 PER SHARE
* AGGREGATE NET PROCEEDS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS, AFTER DEDUCTION OF EXPENSES, ARE ESTIMATED TO BE ABOUT HK$60 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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