The Chinese steel heavyweight is potentially offloading its equity stake in China Construction Bank through an exchangeable bond structure in Hong Kong.

China’s second-largest steelmaker prices Asia’s first dollar bond in nearly a week, paying up some premium as market volatility continues to dampen sentiment.

Shanghai Baosteel Gases and Warburg Pincus are buying Chinese industrial gas assets for $488m in a partnership designed to seek investment opportunities as China reforms SOEs.

Baosteel downwardly revises size of bridge loan as it moves closer to buying Aquila, with a nod from Australia's Foreign Investment and Review Board on Thursday.

Chinese steelmaker Baosteel chooses to keep the five-year tranche of its offshore renminbi bond small despite strong demand, opting instead to allocate more to the three-year tranche.

Dim sum deals by Baosteel and Mitsui & Co reflect growing investor appetite for five-year bonds.

The state-owned steelmaker completes investor meetings amid challenging markets.

Investments by Baosteel in Perth-based Aquila Resources and by China Investment Corporation into London's Canary Wharf suggest the appetite for offshore acquisitions among Chinese firms continues.

The domestic IPO of Baosteel is a potent sign of the potential size and quality of China''s domestic capital markets.

The mega-merger of two Chinese steelmakers has a lot of benefits for the country. But it is a terrible deal for shareholders.