China’s Greenland Holding Group could complete its domestic listing by the first half of this year, its chairman said on Friday.
Such a move—which would require government approval—could make the acquisitive state-controlled company the first property developer to list on mainland China since 2010.
Zhang Yuliang, chairman of the Shanghai-based company, said in a text message to The Wall Street Journal that “it’s possible” that the firm would list its shares in mainland China—what’s known as the A-share market—by the end of June. He declined to give further details.
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