chinese ipos

Chinese regulators are rumoured to be considering a move to Dutch auctions in a bid to curb the continued overpricing of many A-share IPOs.

The web portal of People's Daily will become the first state media outlet to list editorial assets.

Another scandal is testing investor confidence in China’s troubled railway industry, but one rail company is nevertheless pushing ahead with a $2.3 billion Shanghai IPO.

Conditions have improved since the Chinese oilfield-equipment maker called off its deal last month, but it has returned to market with a reduced target amount.

Despite an expensive valuation, Far East Horizon's offering attracts strong demand and bankers hope the deal will mark a turning point for Hong Kong’s quiet IPO market.

So far this year, there have been more than a dozen Chinese companies involved in class actions and the number is growing, US-based lawyers say.

Top Spring, a Chinese property developer, prices its shares at the bottom of an indicated range, while Hilong postpones its planned $190 million IPO, blaming market conditions.

China International Capital Corp, Morgan Stanley and UBS bag the mandate to help the bank go public in Hong Kong.

Kingstone Mining, a Chinese marble miner, sets its IPO price at the bottom of the indicated range, hoping to ensure good secondary market performance.