Article: Air China plans domestic share listing

Air China Ltd, the nation's flagship carrier, is awaiting government approval to issue A shares. The China Securities Regulatory Commission will assess the airline's application tomorrow.

If approved, Air China would be the second major State-owned enterprise to go public on the Chinese mainland following Bank of China (BOC) after the government lifted its year-long ban on initial public offerings (IPOs) in May. BOC was listed in Shanghai earlier this month.

Air China plans to issue no more than 2.7 billion yuan- denominated shares on the Shanghai Stock Exchange to institutional and public investors, the Hong Kong-listed company said in a draft prospectus.

The issue price would not be ...

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