Source: CCTV.com

04-20-2007 11:18

Undeterred by the market correction Thursday, dual-listing candidate China CITIC Bank attracted a record 1.4 trillion yuan in subscriptions to its A-share offering, while trying up more than 300 billion HK dollars in its H-share retail portion.

The staggering size of CITIC Bank's lockup earned it the distinction of becoming the largest lockup of investor funds in China's history, far surpassing the 1.16 trillion yuan that Shanghai-listed Industrial bank attracted in its IPO in February.

The Bank prices HK IPO shares at 5.86 HK dollars each, while Shanghai A shares at 5.80 yuan each.

 

Editor:Li Yang