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| Sina Seeks Second Stock Listing |
| The NASDAQ-listed Chinese Internet portal Sina.com plans to seek listing on Hong Kong or a domestic stock market as well as trying to buy up local businesses. |
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| China's Largest Copper Firm Listed on Shanghai Bourse |
| China's largest copper firm, the Jiangxi Copper Co., Ltd., was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange Friday. |
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| First Mainland Private Company Listed on HK H-share Market |
| Zhejiang Glass Company Limited (Zhejiang Glass), the largest privately-owned flat glass manufacturer in Zhejiang Province and the fifth in the Chinese Mainland, announced the issue of 170 million new H shares Wednesday in Hong Kong. This is the first private company in the Chinese Mainland which goes public in Hong Kong stock exchange's main board. |
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| Soft Software to Make IPO on GEM |
| Chinese tech firm Jiangsu Nada Soft Software Co., Ltd. announced Thursday it plans to go public on Hong Kong Growth Enterprise Market (GEM). |
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| Shuguang Company to List in H Share Market |
| Shuguan (Dawning) Information Industry Co Ltd. (DIICL), the only provider of UNIX/RISC in China and developer of Dawning Super Server with its own property right, is to list in the main board of Hong Kong in May. |
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| China Merchants Bank Busy at Work for IPO |
| Ma Weihua, president of China Merchants Bank told that the bank is engaged in preparation for an initial public offering and has invited China International Capital Corp as adviser and KPMG Hong Kong as auditor. All preparations will be completed by June 30. |
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| CNOOC Launches IPO in HK |
| China's third largest oil producer,China National Offshore Oil Company Ltd (CNOOC), kicks off its US$1.1-US$1.4 billion overseas listing campaign by opening 5 per cent of its initial public offering (IPO) to retail investors in Hong Kong Friday. |
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| Huaxia Busy Preparing for IPO |
| Huaxia Bank, one of China's 10 shareholding banks, is speeding up its preparations for domestic public listing within the year, a senior bank official said on Saturday. |
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| Official: More IPOs to Emerge This year |
| More initial public offerings (IPOs) will be seen this year as the 10-year-old IPO quota system will be scrapped in March, said Zhou Xiaochuan, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC). |
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| Three Auction Companies Plan to Merge and List in HK |
| Insiders of the auction trade disclosed that three large Chinese auction companies would merge themselves into a new firm and plan to list in Hong Kong in the year. If the plan can be successfully realized, then it will become the first listed auction company in China. |
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| Company to Launch IPO |
| With the approval of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), Guizhou Red Star Development Co., Ltd. will issue 30 million A shares on Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) at an issue price of 12.66 yuan per share. |
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| Two Chinese Companies to Make IPOs |
| Two Chinese companies are to make initial public offerings (IPOs) before listing on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, according to their prospectuses seen Thursday. |
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| Two Companies to Make IPOs |
| Two Chinese companies are to make initial public offerings (IPOs) before listing on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, according to their prospectuses seen Wednesday. |
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| Milk Company to Make IPO |
| An industry insider said Tuesday that Heilongjiang Longdan Milk Technology Co., Ltd. has submitted application to China Securities Regulatory Commission for issuing 30 million A-shares. |
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| More Quality IPOs Expected for Hong Kong Stocks in 2001 |
| Leading global professional services firm Arthur Anderson predicted Tuesday that the IPO (initial public offering) market will remain strong this year, following a record number of new listings and money raised in 2000. |
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| China Telecom Appoints Heavyweight Underwriters for Its IPO |
| Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co have won the coveted role of underwriting China Telecom's July 2001 overseas listing plan. |
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