China Tianrui Cement raises $124 million from Hong Kong IPO

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.
<div style="text-align: left;"> Demand for cement is growing as China continues to build new infrastructure </div>
<div style="text-align: left;"> Demand for cement is growing as China continues to build new infrastructure </div>
December 20, 2011

China Tianrui Group Cement, a leading clinker and cement producer in China’s Henan and Liaoning provinces, yesterday priced its Hong Kong initial public offering at the bottom of the range at HK$2.41 a share for a total deal size of HK$966.2 million ($124 million). If the 15% greenshoe is exercised in full, the offering could increase to as much as $143 million.

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