China Gold is first dual-listing in HK since rule changes

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    Toronto Stock Exchange-listed China Gold International Resources (China Gold) has raised US$309 million from its initial public offering (IPO) on the Hong…

    Toronto Stock Exchange-listed China Gold International Resources (China Gold) has raised US$309 million from its initial public offering (IPO) on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKSE). In addition, it has acquired Jiama Mine for US$742 million. China Gold is the first dual-listing to be completed since the implementation of the new changes to Chapter 18 of the HKSE's Listing Rules in June 2010.

    China Gold is controlled by China National Gold, the country's largest gold producer. Jiama Mine is one of China's largest copper-polymetallic mines.

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