Tag: a share

The Chinese insurer is seeking to raise up to $4.1 billion from the sale of bonds convertible into A-shares.
By Anette Jönsson | 10 January 2012
The Chinese insurer priced its IPO in Hong Kong and Shanghai near the bottom of the range. China Polymetallic Mining and Baoxin Auto also get their deals across the line in a ...
By Anette Jönsson, Aiko Hayashi | 9 December 2011
The Chinese insurer aims to raise up to $2.3 billion from the dual-listing. Four cornerstone investors, including Malaysia’s Khazanah, have committed to invest $780 ...
By Aiko Hayashi | 30 November 2011
China’s largest builder of dams raises 22% less than initially targeted after pricing its offering at the bottom end of the range.
By Lillian Liu | 30 September 2011
China’s largest builder of dams is offering 3 billion new shares instead of the 3.5 billion it originally planned to sell.
By Lillian Liu | 27 September 2011
Based on its current A-share price, the Beijing-based commercial bank may raise about $5.6 billion from its Hong Kong listing, pre-shoe.
By Anette Jönsson | 15 June 2011
The domestic deal attracts more than 2,000 investors, even as the surge in oil prices sends the company's share price lower.
By Anette Jönsson | 25 February 2011
The Chinese bank, which raised $2.8 billion from a Shanghai IPO in August, said it plans to tap the Hong Kong market by offering up to 12 billion shares.
By Lillian Liu | 22 February 2011
The Chinese aluminium producer delayed its retail offering last week without giving any reason and last night called off the deal blaming weak market conditions.
By Lillian Liu | 1 February 2011
Minsheng shows hunger for cash again after raising $4 billion in a Hong Kong IPO in 2009, and Sinovel Wind raises $1.4 billion after pricing its Shanghai IPO at the top of the ...
By Lillian Liu | 10 January 2011
The wind turbine maker offers 105 million A-shares at up to 44 times 2009 earnings, making it one of the most expensive Shanghai IPOs in recent years.
By Lillian Liu | 6 January 2011
Market watchers believe Shanghai stocks will remain volatile in the coming months, discouraging IPOs and other capital-raisings in the mainland's largest market.
By Lillian Liu | 22 November 2010
Military uniform contractor Jihua Group starts bookbuilding, while China Everbright Bank's proposed IPO is finally ready to be reviewed by the regulators.
By Lillian Liu | 26 July 2010
The rights issue, which will comprise both A- and H-shares, comes just ahead of Agricultural Bank of China's dual listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong which is expected to raise ...
By Anette Jönsson | 7 June 2010
Jihua Group turns to the policy-depressed A-share market for finances to dress the country's defence forces.
By Lillian Liu | 27 April 2010
The Chinese water supplier comes to market at a time of severe drought near its base in southwestern China, and even together with a lower-than-average IPO valuation, demand ...
By Lillian Liu | 23 March 2010
While government officials and listing candidates are enthusiastic about the launch of the planned trading board, there are several hurdles that remain unresolved.
By Lillian Liu | 19 February 2010
The securities firm prices its Shanghai share sale at the bottom of the indicated range, but still achieves the largest A-share IPO so far this year.
By Lillian Liu | 12 February 2010
The share sale by the Chinese brokerage comes at a time when investors have become conscious that investing in new stocks is not always a sure bet.
By Lillian Liu | 9 February 2010
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