Article: China: Duoyuan Printing shares fall in IPO debut.

Byline: pinto03

Shares of Chinese printing equipment supplier Duoyuan Printing Inc. fell Friday after its initial public offering raised $63 million, pricing at the bottom of its expected range.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier in the week, Duoyuan said it had expected to sell 6.5 million shares for $8.50 to $10.50 each.

The Beijing-based company raised net proceeds of $42.3 million, and intends to spend it building a factory, upgrading existing manufacturing facilities and for general corporate purposes. Existing stockholders sold 955,918 common shares, which didn't directly benefit Duoyuan.

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