China Resources New Energy’s US$3.6 billion IPO smashes records on Shenzhen exchange

China Resources New Energy Holdings, the spin-off of a state-backed power producer, has smashed multiple records on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, as it prepares to become the biggest initial public offering (IPO) and the first so-called red-chip company to trade on the bourse.
The wind and solar power producer, carved out of China Resources Power, planned to raise 24.5 billion yuan (US$3.6 billion) from yuan-denominated shares on the Shenzhen bourse, it said in an exchange statement on...