The pricing at HK$5.80 per share was no surprise after the offering attracted about $14 billion in total demand as investors were keen to get some exposure to ChinaÆs highly regulated book publishing and distribution industry at a time when it is undergoing extensive market-opening reforms.
The listing candidate also got a boost after China announced a week ago that it would expand its qualified domestic institutional investors QDII scheme to also allow commercial...
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