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The Chinese cement producer prices at the bottom as Hong Kong remains on course to become the top global destination for new listings in 2011.
By Aiko Hayashi | 20 December 2011
The Chinese cement producer seeks to raise up to $186 million, while China Polymetallic Mining and Baoxin Auto make disappointing trading debuts.
By Aiko Hayashi | 15 December 2011
Glorious Property prices in the bottom half for a $1.28 billion deal, while CR Cement raises $825 million after pricing at the top. In Korea, Tong Yang Life Insurance becomes ...
By Anette Jönsson | 28 September 2009
The largest cement producer in Southern China is being marketed at a slight premium to some of its peers.
By Anette Jönsson | 16 September 2009
The offering is the second most popular IPO with Hong Kong retail investors ever, giving the issuer little choice but to price at the top.
By Anette Jönsson | 24 July 2009
The Chinese cement producer and property developer is seeking to raise up to $768 million from the IPO, which is the first in nine months where investors have been willing to ...
By Anette Jönsson | 14 July 2009
At HK$2.80 a share, China’s second largest cement producer brings in $234 million from its IPO.
By Daniel Inman | 27 June 2008
The final price of HK$4.95 represents a 36% discount to the company's larger competitor Anhui Conch Cement, but some investors hold off with the aim of buying in the secondary ...
By Anette Jönsson | 13 May 2008
The spin-off from Taiwan's Far Eastern Group is seeking to raise up to $310 million which will go towards aggressive capacity expansion.
By Anette Jönsson | 28 April 2008
Sinoma gains 35%, while BYD Electronic closes slightly higher and Vietnamese motorbike maker VMEP falls well below its IPO price.
By Yi Tin Chak | 21 December 2007
The cement equipment company records oversubscription numbers in the 100s and is the first listing candidate since China Railway to carry out a full clawback.
By Anette Jönsson | 13 December 2007
The company is expected to benefit from China's ongoing construction boom as well as planned consolidation within the cement industry.
By Anette Jönsson | 3 December 2007
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