Nuclear power company moves closer to IPO
China Daily -
China National Nuclear Power Co is moving closer to its initial public
offering after the government approved the company's environmental
protection report, according to the website of the Ministry of
Environmental Protection.
Green light for nuclear IPO
China Daily -
China National Nuclear Power Co won permission from environmental
authorities to sell shares to finance 174 billion yuan ($27 billion) in
projects in the nation's first initial public offering by a developer of
atomic energy.
China nuclear company plans IPO to fund expansion
BusinessWeek -
China's main builder of nuclear power plants plans an initial public
offering to help finance a $27 billion investment program. The official
Xinhua News Agency said Wednesday that state-owned China National
Nuclear Power Corp. will use the money to ...
Controversial China nuclear plant funding resumes
MarketWatch -
By Lu Bingyang and Wang Yong BEIJING ( Caixin Online ) — One of China's
pioneering inland nuclear power projects has received another capital
injection after the government put nuclear development on hold due to
last year's disaster in Japan.
Will Facebook be Trumped by Giant China IPO?
Wall Street Journal (blog) -
Facebook Inc.'s $16 billion initial public offering could pale in
comparison to this upcoming one from China. As Dow Jones Newswires
reports Wednesday, China National Nuclear Power Co. is planning to raise
money in a Shanghai IPO to fund five projects ...
Chinese firm seeks public listing
World Nuclear News -
China National Nuclear Power Company (CNNPC) - a major player in
China's nuclear industry - is planning an initial public offering (IPO)
of its shares on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The listing would provide
funds for investing in new nuclear power ...
China's Jiangxi Nuclear Plant Receives Funding Boost
International Business Times AU -
By Esther Tanquintic-Misa | June 7, 2012 9:45 PM EST On the very same
day that China declared one of its nuclear power energy companies is
mulling an initial public offering (IPO) to fund its projects, another
company has announced receiving funding ...
China to stoke nuclear power
Financial News (subscription) -
China National Nuclear Power Co. said it is planning a Shanghai initial
public offering that will go toward financing part of five power
projects worth 173.5bn yuan ($27.2bn), in a multibillion-dollar deal
that signals that the country's ramp-up of ...
Sun shines again on China's nuclear plants as IPO gets OK
Morning Whistle -
China National Nuclear Power Co. Ltd., a giant nuclear enterprise under
the direct management of the central government,has received approval
from the Ministry of Environmental Protection to sell shares to raise
money to help fund projects worth 174 ...
The World Better Prepare For A Chinese Nuclear Boom
NASDAQ - 1
China has decided to go on full scale with its nuclear power programme
in anticipation of a massive energy requirement from a growing and
urbanizing population. On Tuesday, China National Nuclear Power Co. said
it will conduct an initial public ...
China plans 27 billion IPO of China National Nuclear Power
Next Big Future -
The IPO will help to pay for a 173.5 billion yuan ($27 billion) program
to build or expand five nuclear power plants, China National Nuclear
Power Corp. said in a statement on the Environment Ministry website.
China has ambitious plans to have more ...
China National Nuclear Power Co plans IPO
China Daily - Jun 6, 2012
BEIJING - China National Nuclear Power Co Ltd, the nation's leading
nuclear energy developer, is planning an A-share initial public offering
(IPO) to fund the development of its nuclear power projects. The
company did not specify the size of its IPO, ...
China nuclear power company plans Shanghai IPO
MarketWatch - Jun 6, 2012
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, ...
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