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September 25 2009
The first 10 companies due to list on ChiNext, the Nasdaq-style board in China, plan to sell shares at price-to-earnings ratios that are 50 percent above those of their main-board peers, just as worries over speculation spurred officials to announce strict new trading rules Thursday.
September 21 2009
The possibility that China may pull the rest of the world out of a recession and whet investor appetite for IPOs has private-equity executives such as Rubenstein and Schwarzman lining up to sell companies they’ve been forced to keep during the credit crisis.
September 19 2009
Shanghai’s key stock index slumped yesterday as investors repositioned themselves ahead of the second-biggest IPO in nine months.
September 18 2009
China’s securities regulator has approved the first seven initial public offering applications for companies seeking to list on a planned Nasdaq-style exchange, state media reported Friday.
September 18 2009
Chinese regulators approved plans by six companies to launch initial public offerings on its yet-to-be-launched Nasdaq-style market for high growth companies.
September 16 2009
With a deal size of up to $1.5 billion, Shanghai-based Glorious Property also looks set to become the largest listing of a Chinese property play in Hong Kong since 2007.
September 14 2009
China’s securities authority will hold the first meeting to review the applications of the first seven IPOs for listing on the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM), a Nasdaq-style market in China, on Thursday, sources with the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) confirmed with Xinhua Monday.
September 14 2009
If any country can be said to have had a good crisis, it is China.