chinese ipo

The process of gaining approval to list in China is open to corruption as a small number of officers have unchecked power over which applicants go first, economist says.

Guizhou Zunyi Titanium cancels its A-share IPO application. As many as 200 other companies are expected to follow suit.

China's weakening economy and lack of fundamental reforms is casting a cloud over the country's IPO market.

Media bribery has become rampant as Chinese companies seek to suppress any bad news during listing.

Putuo, a sacred Buddhist mountain resort in China, is seeking $118 million from a domestic IPO.

China's domestic primary equity markets remain an attractive fundraising platform, despite slowing economic growth.

In an attempt to improve transparency, China is setting the bar higher for IPO candidates such as bear-bile producers and copyright infringers.

The Chinese publisher raised the equivalent of $705 million at the high end of its indicated price range, showing that investors in China still have a good appetite for new stocks.

The company values its shares at a big premium to the market, but still attracts enough institutional demand to cover the books 12 times.