China Hongqiao, one of the country’s largest private aluminium makers, plans to go public in Hong Kong next month in a bid to raise as much as $2.2bn.
The listing plans are a sign of confidence in a sector buffeted last year by overcapacity fears and China’s energy restrictions.
The company will offer 1.74bn shares on the Hong Kong exchange priced from HK$7.10 to HK$9.90, raising between $1.6bn and $2.2bn, with an option to expand the 15 per cent in the event of high investor interest.
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