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Huatai's IPO under scrutiny
By Winny Wang |
November 28, 2009, Saturday
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CHINA'S securities regulator will review on Monday Huatai Securities' application for an initial public offering in Shanghai.
The Nanjing-based brokerage plans to issue 985 million shares, or 16.98 percent of its expanded share capital, it said in a draft prospectus posted on the Website of China Securities Regulatory Commission.
Huatai will use the proceeds to boost operating capital and for investment banking, brokerage and asset management businesses, according to the prospectus.
Analysts estimated that the brokerage will raise at least 10 billion yuan (US$1.46 billion) from the share sale if the IPO price is 50 times its earnings in 2008 of 1.25 billion yuan, or 0.22 yuan per share.
The country's 10th-largest brokerage has 132 branches nationwide and net assets of 12.82 billion yuan by September 30.
Huatai is likely to be the third brokerage that launched an IPO this year after Everbright Securities Co and China Merchants Securities Co. The IPO price of Everbright was 59 times its 2008 earnings and that of China Merchants was 56.26 times.
Guosen Securities Co, Guotai Jun'an Securities, Industrial Securities and Western Securities are seeking a listing after the mainland's stock market rebounded this year.
The Nanjing-based brokerage plans to issue 985 million shares, or 16.98 percent of its expanded share capital, it said in a draft prospectus posted on the Website of China Securities Regulatory Commission.
Huatai will use the proceeds to boost operating capital and for investment banking, brokerage and asset management businesses, according to the prospectus.
Analysts estimated that the brokerage will raise at least 10 billion yuan (US$1.46 billion) from the share sale if the IPO price is 50 times its earnings in 2008 of 1.25 billion yuan, or 0.22 yuan per share.
The country's 10th-largest brokerage has 132 branches nationwide and net assets of 12.82 billion yuan by September 30.
Huatai is likely to be the third brokerage that launched an IPO this year after Everbright Securities Co and China Merchants Securities Co. The IPO price of Everbright was 59 times its 2008 earnings and that of China Merchants was 56.26 times.
Guosen Securities Co, Guotai Jun'an Securities, Industrial Securities and Western Securities are seeking a listing after the mainland's stock market rebounded this year.
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