WH Group: from dud to darling to dud

The Henan-based pork producer's shares have dropped below the IPO price just three months after it floated its shares, and a further decline is possible in coming weeks.
October 30, 2014

It went from dud to darling in just three months. But now, three months further down the line, the pendulum appears to have swung back in the other direction for WH Group, with shares in the Henan-based pork producer now trading well below its IPO price.

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