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Jiangsu Rongsheng Raises Investment Following IPO
Chinese shipbuilder Jiangsu Rongsheng Heavy Industries has raised about HKD$14bn ($1.8bn) in its initial public offering on the Hong Kong stock exchange. The company sold 1.8 billion shares at HKD$8 ($1) each, after offering them at HKD$7.3-HKD$10.1 ($0.94-$1.3).
Trading of the shares will begin on the Hong Kong bourse on 19 November.
China Investment, China National Offshore Oil Corporation and China Life Insurance have purchased about $285m-worth of Rongsheng shares.
Rongsheng will use part of the sale proceeds to fund its shipbuilding and offshore engineering businesses, and to repay loans, according to lloydslist.com.
Trading of the shares will begin on the Hong Kong bourse on 19 November.
China Investment, China National Offshore Oil Corporation and China Life Insurance have purchased about $285m-worth of Rongsheng shares.
Rongsheng will use part of the sale proceeds to fund its shipbuilding and offshore engineering businesses, and to repay loans, according to lloydslist.com.
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