Tsinghua Tongfang rejects reforms

China''s A-share reforms suffer a setback, but the fall-out should be mild say specialists.

In a reversal for the government's A-share reform efforts, reports say that A-share investors have turned down the rights issue suggested by Tsinghua Tongfang, one of four companies picked for the pilot scheme to convert non-tradable shares into traded stock. Over the weekend it emerged that only 62% of public shareholders voted in favour of the reforms, compared to the 66% required.

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