Sinovel seeks $1.4 billion from Shanghai IPO
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.
January 05, 2011
Despite mixed forecasts for China’s stockmarkets in 2011 and ongoing concerns about the government’s monetary tightening policies, fundraising activities in the A-share market are showing signs of heating up.
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