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07:48 GMT, May 07, 2008 Latest Headlines...

Golden Dragon to carry out A-share market IPO within the year

Shanghai.  May  7.  INTERFAX-CHINA  - Henan Golden Dragon Precise Copper
Tube Group,  one  of  China's  top copper tube manufacturers, aims to go
public on  one  of China's A-share markets this year, a company official
told Interfax today.
"We are  doing  preparation  work  for  an A-share listing plan and will
submit it  to  the China Securities and Regulatory Commission (CSRC) for
approval  very  soon.  Hopefully, we can complete our IPO program within
this year," Lu Zhenting, director with Golden Dragon's press department,
told Interfax today.
In March,  the  company  reached  an  agreement  with Standard Chartered
Private  Equity  Ltd.,  Lehman  Brothers  and  Goldman  Sachs. The three
companies  invested  a  combined $90 million into Golden Dragon for a 25
percent stake.
"Our success  in  bringing  up strategic investors into the company is a
major step towards achieving our IPO goal," Lu said.
However,  Lu  refused  to  provide  details  on  the size of the IPO and
whether  it  would  be  Shanghai  or  Shenzhen's A-share market that the
company intends to go public on.
The company had planned to go public overseas through a reverse takeover
of U.S.-listed   copper   tube   manufacturer  Wolverine,  however,  the
acquisition   plan   was  put  on  the  back  burner  due  to  a  higher
consideration than expected.
-IC 


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