China’s Great Wall Motor is reportedly preparing for a second attempt at an A-share listing in Shanghai.
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The South China Morning Post says that the Hebei-based firm is hoping to raise its profile and brand awareness across the country through an initial public offering within the next three years.
The report said that the China Securities Regulatory Commission stopped vetting new share offerings in July last year and rejected Great Wall’s plan to sell 121 million A shares in Shanghai.
