Chinese IPOs

A-share market takes note of China’s nuclear ambition

If successful, China National Nuclear Power's IPO will become the world’s biggest IPO ever, beating Agricultural Bank of China’s $19.2 billion share sale.
<div style="text-align: left;">
China Nuclear produces power through 13 subsidiaries and has an existing capacity of 6.5 million kilowatts
</div>
<div style="text-align: left;"> China Nuclear produces power through 13 subsidiaries and has an existing capacity of 6.5 million kilowatts </div>

China National Nuclear Power’s Shanghai initial public offering is set to be a blockbuster. At Rmb173.5 billion $27.2 billion, it will be bigger than Agricultural Bank of China’s record $19.2 billion IPO, but will also reveal information on China’s strictly controlled nuclear industry.

The announcement of the deal was carried on the website of the Ministry of Environmental Protection a rather evasive way of revealing information to the public, but not unusual for Chinese officials.

No details on the timing or size of the deal were given but the nuclear-power operator said it is in need of the money to fund the expansion and construction...

¬ Haymarket Media Limited. All rights reserved.

FinanceAsia has updated its subscription model.

Registered readers now have the opportunity to read 5 articles from our award-winning website for free.

To obtain unlimited access to our award-winning exclusive news and analysis, we offer subscription packages, including single user, team subscription (2-5 users), or office-wide licences.

To help you and your colleagues access our proprietary content, please contact us at [email protected], or +(852) 2122 5222

Article limit is reached.

Hello! You have used up all of your free articles on FinanceAsia.

To obtain unlimited access to our award-winning exclusive news and analysis, we offer subscription packages, including single user, team subscription (2-5 users), or office-wide licences. To help you and your colleagues access our proprietary content, please contact us at [email protected], or +(852) 2122 5222