China Nuclear plans IPO to help fund projects worth $27 bln

China Nuclear plans IPO to help fund projects worth $27 billion Reuters | SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China National Nuclear Power Co, the country's biggest nuclear power developer, plans to raise money to help fund projects worth $27.3 billion via what could be one of China's biggest initial public offerings.		China Nuclear plans IPO to help fund projects worth $27 bln Reuters * IPO plan receives environment ministry approval * Comes after Cabinet approves nuclear safety plan * IPO plan to be next reviewed by securities regulator (Adds background) SHANGHAI, June 6 (Reuters) - China National Nuclear Power Co, the country's ... China nuclear power company plans Shanghai IPO MarketWatch By Chris Oliver HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- China National Nuclear Power Co. is planning a Shanghai listing, in an effort to raise funds for five nuclear power stations in what could rank as the world's biggest initial public offering this year, ... China National Nuclear IPO Wins Environment Ministry Approval BusinessWeek By Guo Aibing on June 06, 2012 China National Nuclear Power Co. won the environment ministry's permission to sell shares to fund 174 billion yuan ($27 billion) of projects in the nation's first initial public offering by a developer of atomic energy. China Nuclear Company Plans IPO to Help Fund Projects New York Times SHANGHAI — China National Nuclear Power, the biggest nuclear power developer in the country, plans to raise money for projects worth more than $27 billion through what could be one of the biggest initial publi offerings in China and the first for a ... China Nuclear Firm Plans Up to $27 Billion IPO Wall Street Journal BEIJING—China National Nuclear Power Co. said Wednesday it is planning a Shanghai initial public offering that will go toward financing five power projects worth 173.5 billion yuan ($27 billion), in a multibillion dollar deal that signals that the ... Chinese nuclear power plant says it plans IPO, suggesting construction boom ... Washington Post (blog) BEIJING — China's main developer of nuclear power plants says it plans to raise money with an initial public offering, suggesting an industry building boom is resuming after being suspended following Japan's nuclear disaster last year.